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English Language Arts for Elementary Education - 2012-2014 Catalog

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2012-2014 Catalog

English Language Arts for Elementary Education

Faculty and Staff

Rebecca Ardren, Senior Lecturer
Deborah Harrison, Assistant Professor
Wendy Kropid, Professor

Language Arts (Broadfield) Minor (MC-EA) Requirements

The Language Arts (Broadfield) minor is to be planned by the student in consultation with his or her advisor. A plan for the minor must be filed with the advisor at the time of the student's application for admission to the Teacher Education programs. Modifications in the plan may be made only with the consent of the advisor. The minor must be taken in connection with the Wisconsin MC-EA licensure (ages 6 - 12/13; grades 1 - 7/8th) which requires taking TED 407 and appropriate student teaching. The minor requires successful completion of one capstone: a portfolio of students' competencies. This minor equips a prospective teacher to support the Wisconsin Common Core English/Language Arts Standards. For questions, contact Dr. Harrison.

Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate an understanding of the central concepts of English/Language Arts.
  2. Demonstrate the use of research-based instructional practices in English/Language Arts.
  3. Demonstrate an understanding of and use formal and informal assessments in English/Language Arts.
  4. Demonstrate the ability to plan different types of English/Language Arts lessons.

Language Arts (Broadfield) Minor Requirements

21 total credits

Required courses (12 credits required):

ENGED 418 Language and Literature in the Middle Grades -- 3 credits
OR
LIBS 310 Young Adult Literature -- 3 credits
 
ENGED 463 Developing Literacy Pre K-3-- 3 credits
ENGED 464 Developing Literacy, Grades 4-12 -- 3 credits
ENGED 465 Content Area Literacy -- 3 credits

Oral language, Writing, and Literature Electives Course (9 credits required):

COMM 125 Beginning Acting Studio -- 3 credits
COMM 211 Interpersonal Communication -- 3 credits
COMM 251 Principles of Persuasion -- 3 credits
COMM 273 Fundamentals of Oral Interpretation of Literature -- 3 credits
COMM 332 Communication in Conflict -- 3 credits
COMM 467 Intercultural Communication -- 3 credits
ENGL 211 British Literature I -- 3 credits
ENGL 212 British Literature II -- 3 credits
ENGL 221 American Literature I -- 3 credits
ENGL 222 American Literature II -- 3 credits
ENGL 228 Multi-Ethnic American Literature -- 3 credits
ENGL 229 Literature by Women -- 3 credits
ENGL 241 World Literature I -- 3 credits
ENGL 242 World Literature II -- 3 credits
ENGL 318 Nonfiction Literature and Literacy -- 3 credits
ENGL 405 History of the English Language -- 3 credits
ENGL 426 Popular 20th Century Writers -- 3 credits
WRIT 250 Intro to Creative Writing -- 3 credits
WRIT 251 Creative Writing: Memoirs -- 3 credits
WRIT 252 Creative Writing: Poetry -- 3 credits
WRIT 253 Creative Writing: Fiction -- 3 credits
WRIT 307 English Grammar -- 3 credits
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