Art EducationProgram description Several degree plans are available: Elementary Art with Teacher
Certification (Elementary Interdisciplinary Certificate), for
the student who wishes to teach in the elementary school classroom
and/or art in the elementary school; Art with Teacher Certification
(Secondary Teaching Certificate), for the student who wishes to
be certified to teach art and another subject area on the secondary
level only; and Art with Teacher Certification (All-level Teaching
Certification), for the student who plans to teach only art and
who wishes to be certified at both elementary and secondary levels.
Requirements Elementary Art with Teacher Certification (Elementary Interdisciplinary
Certificate): Required course work includes Art Methods and Materials,
Design (two courses), History of Art: Prehistoric through Gothic, Art
Appreciation, Crafts for Pre-Adolescents, two senior seminars, and a
minimum of six semester hours in studio art courses, two hours of which
must be upper level. Students in this program will also complete a six-hour
student teaching requirement in one quarter. Art with Teacher Certification (Secondary Teaching Certificate):
Required course work includes Art Methods and Materials, Design
(two courses), History of Art: Prehistoric through Gothic, History of
Art: Renaissance through Modern, Art for the Secondary School, Crafts
for the Secondary School, Art Appreciation, two senior seminars, and
a minimum of eight semester hours of studio art courses. Students in this program are also required to take all courses
required by the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences.
They will also complete a six-hour student teaching requirement
in one quarter. Art with Teacher Certification (All-level Teaching Certification):
Required course work includes Art Methods and Materials, Design (two
courses), History of Art: Prehistoric through Gothic, History of Art:
Renaissance through Modern, Art for the Secondary School, Art for Pre-Adolescents,
Crafts for the Secondary School, Crafts for Pre-Adolescents, Art Appreciation,
two senior seminars, and a minimum of 20 semester hours of studio art
courses, eight hours of which must be upper level. The six-semester-hour teaching requirement will be divided between
elementary and secondary level experience. All majors: Art majors are also required to participate in annual student exhibitions and other exhibits, programs, and lectures. |
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