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Dec 03, 2024
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Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog 2016-2017 [ARCHIVED CATALOG] See drop-down menu above to access other catalogs.
English, English Education (High School, Middle School) Concentration, BA
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The English education concentration is designed for students who wish to pursue a career as a middle or high school English teacher. The concentration partially fulfills the requirements for the Massachusetts Initial Teacher Licensure, grades 5-8 or grades 8-12. Students seeking licensure must also complete a minor in Secondary Education. Students should also refer to the Department of Secondary Education and Professional Programs section of this catalog for specific licensure and minor requirements. The English education concentration fulfills all of the requirements of the English major.
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Required courses (12 credits)
Elective in classical literature (3 credits)
Complete one course, selected from the following: Elective in language and linguistics (3 credits)
Complete one course, selected from the following: Elective in Shakespeare (3 credits)
Complete one course, selected from the following: Elective in culturally diverse literatures (3 credits)
Complete one course, selected from the following: Elective in modern British literature (3 credits)
Complete one course, selected from the following: Elective in American literature (3 credits)
Complete one course, selected from the following: Elective in young adult literature (3 credits)
Senior seminar (3 credits)
Complete one course, selected from the following:
Note
Topical courses may fulfill some of these requirements with consent of the department chairperson. Topics will be announced prior to registration. Total minimum credits: 39
Core Curriculum Requirements
A minimum of 120 earned credit hours is required for graduation. These earned hours include the Core Curriculum Requirements as specified in the Undergraduate Academic Programs section of this catalog and at the Core Curriculum website, www.bridgew.edu/corecurriculum. For additional graduation requirements, see the Undergraduate Academic Policies section of this catalog.
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