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Minors
in Education Studies
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Foundations | Single
Subject Educational Foundations
Minor
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Undergraduate students from any major or college are
eligible for the Minor in Education Studies. Students
who are planning to apply to the UCSD M.Ed./Credential
Program should take the courses that satisfy the educational
foundations requirements and the minor requirements
simultaneously. Ask a EDS adviser if you have questions!
The minor consists of a minimum of 28 units and must
include at least one course from category A (below)
and at least one course from 2 of the remaining categories
(B,C,D). Grades of C– or better are required for the
minor, but if you plan to apply to the EDS credential
program note that grades of B or better are required
in the EDS courses.
MS=Multiple Subject Credential (Elementary) SS=Single Subject Credential (Secondary)
A. Introduction to Teaching and
Learning
Each course has a required 2-unit corequisite EDS139
| EDS
128 A-B |
(Intro to Teaching and Learning-Elementary) MS
requirement |
| EDS
129 A-B-C |
(Intro
to Teaching and Learning-Secondary) SS requirement |
| EDS
130 |
(Intro to Academic Mentoring of Elementary School
Students) can substitute for 134 |
| EDS
134 |
(Intro to Literacy and Numeracy Tutoring) MS requirement |
| EDS
136 |
(Intro to Academic Tutoring of Secondary School
Students) can substitute for 129A |
| EDS
138 |
(Intro to Academic Tutoring at the Preuss School)
can substitute for 129A |
| EDS
139 |
(Practicum in Teaching/Learning) |
B. Learning Environments
| EDS
114 |
(Cognitive Development & Interactive Computing
Environments) MS and SS recommendation |
| EDS
115 |
(Cognitive Development and Education) MS recommendation |
| EDS
118 |
(Adolescent Development and Education) SS recommendation |
EDS/LING
119 |
(First
and Second Language Learning) |
| COGS
154 |
(Communication Disorders in Children and Adults) |
| COMT
116 |
(Practicum in Child Development) - same as HDP 135/PSYC
128 |
| HDP
1 |
(Introduction to Human Development) |
| PSYC
101 |
(Introduction to Developmental Psychology) |
C. Language and Culture
| EDS/SOCB
117 |
(Language, Culture and Education) MS and SS recommendation |
| EDS
125 |
(History,
Politics & Theory of Bilingual Education) MS
and SS recommendation (required for BCLAD) |
| ANSC
163 |
Culture and Communication in Education (recommended
for all credential candidates) |
| ANSC
122 |
(Language in Society) |
| COHI
121 |
(Literacy,
Social Organization, and the Individual) |
| COHI
114 |
(Bilingual Communication) |
| ETHN
141 |
(Language and Culture) |
D. School and Society
| EDS/SOCC
126 |
(Social Organization of Education) MS and SS recommendation |
| ANSC
162 |
(Language, Identity, and Community) |
| ETHN
140 |
(Language and American Ethnicity) |
| ETHN
144 |
(Bilingual Communities in the U.S.A |
| ECON
147 |
(Economics of Education) |
Undergraduate
Preparation for UCSD's Master of Education/Credential
Programs
Students planning to apply to one
of UCSD's Master of Education/Teacher credential
programs
can complete the Educational Foundations coursework
during their undergraduate study. Students completing
the Educational Foundations Course of Study automatically
fulfill all requirements for the minor in Education
Studies but are not guaranteed admission into the
EDS graduate program. Students who want the minor
to
appear on
their
transcript will need to officially declare the EDS
minor. A minimum 3.0 GPA for all Educational Foundations
coursework
is required for admission to the EDS M.Ed./Credential
Program.
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Subject Educational Foundations Coursework | Top
UCSD students planning to apply to
the EDS M.Ed./Multiple Subject (Elementary) Credential
Program must complete the Introduction to Teaching
and Learning requirement listed in A below and one
course from each of the remaining three areas, B, C, and
D.
A. Introduction to Teaching and Learning
| EDS
134 |
Intro
to Literacy and Numeracy Tutoring - Elementary
(EDS 130 can substitute for EDS 134.) |
| EDS
128A-B |
Intro
to Teaching and Learning - Elementary (EDS 128B
restricted to students applying to EDS at UCSD and
must be taken in the year of application to the
program) |
| EDS
139 |
Practicum
in Teaching and Learning (corequisite for EDS
130, 134, 128A-B) |
B. Learning Environments (Choices listed in EDS
Minor section, above)
C. Language and Culture (Choices listed in EDS
Minor section, above)
D. School and Society (Choices listed in EDS
Minor section, above)
UCSD students planning to apply to
the EDS M.Ed./Single Subject (secondary) Credential
Program must complete the Introduction to Teaching
and Learning requirement listed in A below and
one course from each of the remaining three areas,
B, C, and D.
A. Introduction to Teaching and Learning
| EDS
129A-B-C |
Intro
to Teaching and Learning - Secondary (EDS
136, or EDS 138can substitute for EDS 129A.)
(EDS 129B-C must be taken sequentially in
the senior year.) |
| EDS
139 |
Practicum
in Teaching and Learning (corequisite for
EDS 129A-B-C, 136, 138) |
| EDS
190 |
Research
Practicum |
B. Learning Environments (Choices listed in EDS
Minor section, above)
C. Language and Culture (Choices listed in EDS
Minor section, above)
D. School and Society (Choices listed in EDS
Minor section, above)
UCSD students in any major or college can complete the
EDS minor. Students who are interested in pursuing a teaching
credential at UCSD should choose their major according
to the following eligibility requirements, and complete
the Educational Foundations Course of Study, which fulfills
all of the EDS minor requirements.
Students planning to pursue a teaching credential at
UCSD must major in one of the following areas in order
to meet the application eligibility requirements for
UCSD's credential programs:
M.Ed./Multiple Subject Credential (Elementary)
Students applying to UCSD's M.Ed./Multiple Subject Credential
Program must have a B.A. or B.S. with a major field of
study in an area equivalent to any major offered at UCSD.
(Some examples of majors NOT eligible: Business, Education,
Liberal Studies, Marketing, and Recreation.)
M.Ed./Single Subject Credential (Secondary)
Students applying to UCSD's M.Ed./Single Subject
Credential Program must have a B.A. or B.S. with
a major field of study in the area corresponding
to the credential subject:
- English: majors equivalent
to UCSD Literature or Linguistics majors; all English
majors
- Mathematics: all Mathematics
majors; majors equivalent to any UCSD Engineering
major or Computer Science major.
- Biology, Chemistry, Geosciences,
or Physics: all majors in the Natural Sciences.
These are currently the only areas
in which UCSD offers the Single Subject Teaching
Credential.
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