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REQUIREMENTS- Art Education Curricula
The department offers a bachelor of science program which prepares a student to become licensed as a teacher of the visual arts. The 52-hour program provides for licensure to teach kindergarten-12 and to supervise art programs at these levels. Students should be thoroughly familiar with the requirements for admission to the Teacher Education Program, and the teaching curriculum. Refer to the School of Education and the Department of Curriculum, Instruction, and Media Technology sections in this Catalog.
This major may be added to the All Grade Instructional License; its coverage is grades K-12.
18 hours of the core curriculum; 210—3 hrs.; 215--3 hrs.; 230--3 hrs.; 240--3 hrs.; 245--3 hrs.; 392--3 hrs.; 479A, B, or C--3 hrs.; 491--3 hrs.; 493--3 hrs.; 494--3 hrs.; 4 hrs. of art electives.
391--3 hrs. is required in the All Grade Professional Education sequence described in the Department of Curriculum, Instruction, and Media Technology.
Students in their last semester prior to student teaching shall present a representative example of their work (1-2 pieces) in an approved gallery setting and shall accompany that work with a unit/lesson plan. The work presented will be evaluated by the art education faculty, will be photographically documented, and a copy of the unit/leason plan will be retained.