English with AYA Licensure: (British and American Literature Concentration), Bachelor of Arts

(Program of Study)

Students seeking licensure to teach English on the high school level (AYA Grades 7-12, Ages 12-21) should follow the following course sequence. Students will be declared as English majors (choose one of the above concentrations) and EDU AYALA majors. Stu- dents need to work with BOTH majors to earn the bachelor of arts degree from Franciscan University.

Freshman Year

First Semester

ENG 210	Epic and the Person	3
EDU 213	Pre-Field Seminar	2
	Elementary Foreign Language OR Elective	3
	History Core 3	3
	Natural Science Core	3
	Philosophy Core	3

Second Semester

ENG 211	Lyric and Dramatic Voices	3
ENG 226	Classical Mythology	3
ENG 328	Teaching Writing as a Process	3
EDU 218	Foundations of Education	3
CSC 155	Computers and Instructional Technology I	3
	Elementary Foreign Language OR Elective	3
	Philosophy Core	3

Sophomore Year

First Semester

ENG 201	Literary Genres and Critical Approaches	3
EDU 109	Early Experience I	2
	Catholic Traditions in Fine Arts Core	3
	Intermediate Foreign Language Requirement	3
	Philosophy Core	3
	Theology Core	3

Second Semester

ENG 235	The African-American Experience	3
EDU 112	Introduction to Individuals with Disabilities	3
SWK 309	Issues of Culture and Diversity	3
	Intermediate Foreign Language Requirement	3
	Natural Science Core	3
	Theology Core	3

Junior Year

First Semester

ENG 280	Phonics and the History of Language	3
ENG 301	American Literature to 1865	3
EDU 209	Early Experience II	2
ENG	English Elective (Literature-B)*	3
MTH 121	Mathematics for Early and Middle Grade Teachers I	3
PSY 301	Educational Psychology	3

Second Semester

EDU 320	Content Area Reading	3
EDU 325	Assessment and Intervention Practices for Young Children with Mild Disabilities	3
ENG	English Elective (Literature-C)*	3
	American Founding Principles Core	3
	Theology Core	3

Senior Year

First Semester

ENG 345	The Romantic Movement	3
	OR
ENG 346	The Victorian Period	3
ENG 416	Modern World Literature	3
EDU 214	Field Service and Professional Development in Diverse Environments	1
EDU 305	Teaching Language Arts	3
ENG 327	Grammar and its Teaching Methods	3
ENG	English Elective (Literature-F)*	3

ENG 345, ENG 346: Literature D*

ENG 416: Literature E*

Second Semester

ENG 434	Senior Thesis	1
EDU 405	Teaching Strategies	3
EDU 414	Adolescence and Young Adult Student Teaching	9
EDU 435	Coordinating Seminar	1

* The choice of English electives and what semester they are offered is regulated by the department. The department requires at least 9 hours in British literature and 6 hours in American literature. (A) American: Two from ENG 235, ENG 300, ENG 301, ENG 302, ENG 415 or ENG 421 (at least one of the two must be ENG 300, ENG 301, ENG 302, or ENG 415); (B) Single Author: One from ENG 324, ENG 331, 405, or ENG 447;(C) Early Period: One from ENG 326, ENG 335 or ENG 340; (D) 19th Century: One from ENG 345 or ENG 346; (E) Modern Period: One from ENG 350, ENG 410, ENG 416, ENG 440 or ENG 445; (F) Miscellaneous: One from ENG 336, ENG 375, ENG 404, ENG 409, or ENG 430; or any additional course from B-F.