Undergraduate Catalog 2016-2017

Spanish Education, B.A.

The Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Education provides courses leading to certification in Spanish at the B-12 level. Students must pass a Spanish Portfolio in order to be recommended for certification.

The major in Spanish Education requires 73 hours.

In order to successfully complete this program, students must be admitted to the Teacher Education program and adhere to all of the requirements. (Course descriptions)

Spanish Education Curriculum Outline

Bachelor of Arts Degree

Spanish Education Major

Total Credit Hours:73-79

Spanish

SPAN 2201Intermediate Spanish I

3

SPAN 2202Intermediate Spanish II

3

SPAN 2205Spanish Conversation

3

SPAN 3300Spanish Culture and Civilization

3

SPAN 3305Spanish-American Culture and Civilization

3

SPAN 4400Spanish Linguistics

3

SPAN 4481Special Topics in Spanish Linguistics

3

Students must choose one of the following courses:
SPAN 3340Survey of Spanish Literature I

3

SPAN 3341Survey of Spanish Literature II

3

Students must choose one of the following courses:
SPAN 3350Survey of Spanish-American Literature I

3

SPAN 3351Survey of Spanish-American Literature II

3

Total Credit Hours:30-33

Teacher Certification

EDUC 1199Introduction to Education

3

EDUC 2250Media and Technology for Educators

3

EDUC 2251Professional Practice I

1

EDUC 3111Professional Practice II

1

EDUC 3151Professional Practice III

1

EDUC 3355Exceptional Children

3

EDUC 4401The Multicultural Classroom

3

EDUC 3307Learning and Cognition

3

EDUC 4497Classroom Management

3

EDUC 4498Senior Seminar: Reflection and Application

3

EDUC 4499Internship II

10

PSYC 3311Psychology of Adolescence

3

SPAN 3370Practicum B-5

3

SPAN 3371Practicum 6-12

3

SPAN 4460Second Language Acquisition: Theory and Methodology

3

Total Credit Hours:43-46

General Education

Total Credit Hours:46

General Electives

Total Credit Hours:3

Piedmont University Requirement (1 hour)

Total Credit Hours: 120

SPAN 2201, EDUC 4401: These courses also satisfy general education requirements and appear in the number of hours for both general education and the major; in reality, Spanish education majors may have up to 3 additional hours to use for electives. The number of elective hours students may take will depend on the courses taken to satisfy general education requirements.