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Educational Studies Field Placements

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Several of the Educational Studies course offerings require undergraduate students to go into local public schools- to observe, to assist in the instructional process, and to experience K-12 schooling from a new perspective.

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The following Educational Studies courses require a 10 hour (per course) field placement:

  • EDUC 206- Education in America
  • EDUC 386- Literacy in the Content Areas for Secondary Teachers: Part I
  • EDUC 396- Language Acquisition and Phonemic Awareness
  • EDUC 336- Exceptionality: Introduction to Special Education

Prerequisites needed: PSYC 101

  • EDUC/PSYC 368- Educational Psychology

Prerequisite needed: PSYC 101

Additionally, the following Math courses require a 6 hour (per course) field placement:

  • MATH 161 – Math for Teachers I
  • MATH 162 – Math for Teachers II

For questions regarding field placements, please contact Elsa G. Ugues, Field Placement Coordinator.

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