FRENCH EDUCATION (FRSE) w/ FRENCH
Graduate Certificate in Teaching Secondary Content
with option to earn an M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction
Wyoming Teacher Education Program
Effective: Fall 2014
Updated: Fall 2018
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M.S. M.A. B.S. B.A.
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GPA (minimum req. graduating GPA is 2.75):
All Professional Education & Major Content Courses must be completed with
grade C or better. Please note that grades of C- or lower will not satisfy this
requirement.
Minimum 2.50 content GPA required.
Minimum 2.75 UW Total Institution GPA must be maintained throughout the
entire teacher certification program.
All content course work must be completed prior to spring semester.
Admission to the Graduate Certificate in Teaching Secondary Content with an
option to earn a Master of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction is by application.
Admission is not guaranteed.
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:
All Professional Ed courses must be completed with a grade of C or better. Please
note that grades of C- or lower will not satisfy this requirement.
Education course work completed more than 10 years ago from any institution will not
be accepted toward this program.
2.5 minimum major content GPA (see page 2)
Current Wyoming Substitute Teaching Permit
2.75 minimum UW Total Institution GPA
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Total graduate hours earned toward M.A. in C&I: 12
Spring Semester
Graduate Certificate in Teaching Secondary Content students who choose to
pursue the Master of Arts in C&I must apply directly to the UW C&I graduate
program. Application instructions and deadlines can be found on the UW C&I
website.
Admission to graduate study is not guaranteed.
Master's candidates have six calendar years to complete their degrees from the
beginning of the first course taken and listed on the Program of Study.
Student must apply through UW Admissions for the Graduate Certificate in
Teaching Secondary Content, and be accepted prior to the first day of summer
courses.
Secondary Education Code: CERT TSC
Elementary Education Code: CERT TES
The student's status will be as a Graduate Certificate student and graduate
tuition will be charged for all course credits beginning with acceptance in the
program.
Petitions & Notes (USP, UW Exception Requests, College of
Education Exception Requests)
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FRENCH MAJOR CONTENT
Minimum 2.5 GPA required in major content. All major content courses must be completed with a grade of C or higher .
Please note that grades of C- or lower will not satisfy this requirement.
FRENCH Core Requirements
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ADDITIONAL Content Requirements
COJO 1010: Public Speaking (3)
THEA 1100: Beginning Acting (3)
LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENT:
In rating your oral and written German language proficiency, the
Department of Secondary Education uses the scale developed by the
American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).
You must take the OPI and WPT and demonstrate that you have
attained a score of Advanced Low or better on both assessments
prior to enrollment in EDSE 4276 (Modern Languages Methods II).
Note that the oral and written language proficiency requirements are
mandated by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher
Education (NCATE).
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FREN 2130: Contemporary French Culture (3)
FREN 3110: Contemporary French Civilization (3)
12 credits from French (FREN) or courses related to the history,
art and political science of the francophone world, in consultation
with your academic advisor. [In addition to other required course
work.] For those who wish to complete the ESL Endorsement, six
of these hours can be earned by taking EDCI 5430 and EDCI 5440,
OR through study abroad in a French-speaking country.
STUDY ABROAD:
Studying abroad in a French-speaking country is strongly recommended.
Students are encouraged to study abroad to attain the desired target language
proficiency goal and to develop first-hand knowledge of francophone cultures. The
minimum length of this experience should be one semester or two summers,
both in a structured language program, preferably in a home stay situation.
A summer session must be no shorter than a four-week intensive program in
order to be counted towards the study abroad requirement.
UW offers a variety of study-abroad programs. Consult with your academic advisor
and with International Programs faculty for details.
Choose one:
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