The Elementary Education Program prepares students for licensure in preschool/kindergarten-6th grade. It is a 5-year MAT program. As undergraduates, students must major in Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies (IDLS) and minor in Elementary Education (ELED).
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
| YEAR | ELED Program Courses |
| 1 | 30 hours of IDLS coursework from the core & concentration |
| 2 |
EDUC 300 Foundations of American Education |
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3 |
Either fall or spring semester (the other semester will be for IDLS courses--15 hours) |
| 4 |
Either fall or spring semester (the other semester will be for IDLS courses--15 hours) |
*Plan your IDLS courses so that you do not have to take more than 2-3 upper level courses in any semester. Humanities and Social Science concentrators will take IDLS 400 in the senior year and all core courses should be complete before enrolling.
GRADUATE SEQUENCE
| OPTION A | OPTION B |
| Summer ELED 632 Inquiry in ELED Elective |
Summer ELED 533 ELED 570 Learning & Teaching in Elem School |
| Fall ELED 570 Learning & Teaching in Elem School READ 590 Reading Across the Curriculum ELED 510 Creativity and the Arts ELED 533 Children & Math II: Data, Chance, & Space ELED 621 Practicum & Seminar: Focus on Inquiry (2) ELED 622 Inquiry Project (1) |
Fall ELED 641 Families, Schools, & Communities ELED 690 Internship in Teaching (8) - 16 weeks |
| Spring ELED 641 Families, Schools, & Communities ELED 690 Internship in Teaching (8) - 16 weeks |
Spring |
All graduate courses are 3 hours unless otherwise noted.
CATALOG INFORMATION
Undergraduate:
Program Description
Course Descriptions
Graduate:
Program Description
Program Goals & Outcomes
ELED Handbook
Program Sequence (print format)
Information for Graduate School Candidates
Questions?
Contact Dr. Deborah Carrington
Program Coordinator
carrindf@jmu.edu