A.S. DEGREE TO B.S.E. DEGREE
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Purpose: This curriculum is designed for persons who plan to complete an Associate of Science Degree at John A. Logan Community College and then transfer to Southeast Missouri State University to complete a Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary).  The Associate of Arts Degree fulfills the lower division University Studies requirement.  Students who complete this degree will be certified to teach grades  1 - 6 in Missouri’s public schools.

JOHN A. LOGAN COLLEGE

FIRST YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
BIO 101 Biol. Science for Science Majors 4
PSC 131 American Government              3
ENG 101 English Composition I            3
MAT 208 Math for Elementary Teachers I   3
PSY 132 General Psychology               3
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FIRST YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
PHS 105 Physics for Non-Science Majors   3
MUS 105 Music Fundamentals               3
ENG 102 English Composition II           3
MAT 209 Math for Elementary Teachers II  3
        (MA418 at Southeast)
JAL     Integrative Studies              3
SOC 133 Principals of Sociology          3
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SECOND YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
LIT 280 Intro to Literature              3
HIS 110 Eastern Civilization             3
JAL     Humanities                       3
PSY 262 Child Psychology                 3
SPE 115 Speech                           3
EDC 210 Regular Education Observation    3
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SECOND YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
ART 111 Art Appreciation                 3
EDC 203 School and Society               2
LIT 264 Children’s Literature            3
HTH 110 Health Education                 2
PHS 101 Environmental Technology         3
ECO 201 Principals of Economics          3
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(JAL - Consult John A. Logan College advisor for courses that meet these area requirements)

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY

THIRD YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
ED 255 Children & the Arts            3
BS 118 Intro to Process Science       1
MU 356 Music Skills for Teachers      1
EL 260 Block II Field Experience      3
EL 261 Theories of Learning           2
EL 262 Foundations of Reading         3
EL 263 Foundation of Language Arts    2
EF 200 School & Society               2
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THIRD YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
       Area of Concentration          9
UI 318 Earth Science                  3
MA 318 Math for Elementary Teacher II 3
National Teacher’s Exam               0
EM 102 Technology & Teacher’s Role    1
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FOURTH YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
EL 350 Block III Field Experience     3
EL 351 Tech. Teaching Science         2
EL 352 Tech. Teaching Social Studies  1
EL 353 Tech. Teaching Math            2
EL 354 Corrective Reading             3
EL 355 Reading Study Skills           2
PE 309 PE for Elementary Teacher      1
EX 390 Psych of Exceptional Child     3
WP 003 75 Hour Writing Exam           0
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FOURTH YEAR - SPRING SEMESTER
PS 220 Missouri Government            1
UI 308 Physical/ Cultural Landscape   3
UI 4xx University Studies             3
       Area of concentration          9
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FIFTH YEAR - FALL SEMESTER
EL 453/454 Student Teaching          12
EF 400 Seminar                        1
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Total hours transferred from John A. Logan College:  68
Total Southeast hours needed to complete Bachelor of Science in Education Degree:  79

· Advising Information:  College of Education Advising Office - Dr. Joe Huskey, Advisor
· Telephone:  (573) 651-2412
· e-mail:  jhuskey@semo.edu

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