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Oct 04, 2024
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2024-2025 Shepherd University Catalog
Spanish Education Teaching Field, B.A.
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The major in Secondary Education Major, Spanish Education Teaching Field, seeks to help prepare students to live and teach in a complex, technological, and diverse world by introducing them to varying perspectives offered by a thorough study of Spanish and Latin American literature and the Spanish language. Through these perspectives, sociological and personal barriers may be broken down, and the possibilities as well as the paradoxes of human existence may be better understood and taught.
The primary objectives of the Spanish Education curriculum include the following:
- To encourage students to think critically and to communicate their thoughts effectively by helping them develop the skills necessary to understand, utilize, and teach the Spanish language;
- To contribute to the liberal arts education of all students by exposing them to the diversity and richness of Spanish and Latin American literature and culture;
- To prepare majors Secondary Education, Spanish Education Field, to become reflective problem solvers capable of teaching Spanish on the middle and secondary levels in a country as ethnically diverse as ours.
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Curriculum for a Teaching Field in Spanish Education
Total hours required for a major in Spanish education, 31 Hours:
Required courses, 22 Hours:
Note(s):
Students in the Spanish education program must also satisfy the B.A. Foreign Language Requirement in Spanish, either by taking the appropriate courses or through a departmental challenge exam. See professional education course listings under Education: Professional Studies Core for Secondary Education (37 hours required).
Contact Person: Dr. Denis Berenschot, Knutti Hall 217, 304-876-5346, dberensc@shepherd.edu.
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