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The Graduate School of Education offers a minor especially designed for those students who are considering a career as an elementary teacher. We also offer a minor for students who are generally interested in education or who might consider entering middle of high school teaching. A fast track into teaching is available with the minor for students considering middle or high school teaching; contact Dr. Ossen at the beginning of your senior year.

  • Both minors in education consists of 18 credits.
  • All course pre-requisites must be satisfied. 
  • Freshmen are not eligible to begin the minor.
  • Students will be required to complete a CORI (Criminal Offender Record Information) background check in order to visit or work in classrooms.
For information contact Dr. Ossen
510 O’Leary Library
978-934-4604
E-mail: Vera_Ossen@uml.edu


Elementary Education Minor (18 credits)

Required Courses 9 credits
02.420 Elementary Math for Teaching: Numbers and Operations 3 credits
02.419 Elementary Math for Teaching: Geometry and Measurement 3 credits
02.401 Exploring Teaching 3 credits
Electives
Choose from:
9 credits only
01.384* Education and Cultural Diversity 3 credits
01.371*  Educational Psychology 3 credits
01.391**  Understanding Education 3 credits
xx.xxx TWO semester early-literacy teaching experience in conjunction with JUMPSTART
(Some students will be eligible for AmeriCorps recognition)
6 credits

 

Education Minor (18 credits)

Required Courses
12 credits
01.384* Education and Cultural Diversity 3 credits
01.371* Educational Psychology 3 credits
01.391** Understanding Education 3 credits
02.401 Exploring Teaching 3 credits
Electives
Choose from:
6 credits only
Two appropriate three credit courses chosen with approval of Dr. Ossen
OR
xx.xxx TWO semester early-literacy teaching experience in conjunction with JUMPSTART
(Some students will be eligible for AmeriCorps recognition)
6 credits
OR
For seniors accepted into the middle/secondary fast track to teaching (apply during the fall semester of your senior year after discussion with Dr. Ossen)
01.501 Teaching Diverse Populations 3 credits
01.502 Adolescent Development and Learning 3 credits

* Prerequisite 47.101 or 48.101
** Prerequisite College Writing I and II


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