Teacher Education - TEP
Core Classes

  
 
Only students who have been admitted and are participating in TEP may register for these courses. Any of you who are not in TEP must have prior permission from Dr. Sylvia Nolte.

The program requirements are separated into these categories:

Core Courses for
Elementary Track

T.Ed. 452-2
Educational Psychology

T.Ed. 453-1
Social Foundations of
Educational Issues

T.Ed. 454-2
Education of Exceptional Children

T.Ed. 456-1-3
Organizing and Managing School and Classrooms

T.Ed. 459-1
Elementary Physical and Wellness Education Methods

T.Ed. 460-1-4
School Experience- Elementary

T.Ed. 461-1-3
Methods for Elementary Education

T.Ed. 462-3
Elementary Reading Methods

T.Ed. 463-8-14
Student Teaching- Elementary

T.Ed. 464-3
Elementary Mathematics Methods

T.Ed. 465-2
Elementary Science

T.Ed. 466-1
Elementary Social Studies Methods

T.Ed. 467-1
Elementary Language Arts

T.Ed. 468-1
Expressive Arts Methods

T.Ed. 469-1
Elementary Curriculum Instruction and Evaluation

Field Work Experience

Aug.14 to Sept. 5 is focused observation

Sept. 3-6, Sept. 9-13, and Sept. 16-20 is general observations

Sept.30-Oct.18, Oct.28-Nov.15, and Nov.25- Dec.13 is three separate TA experiences in three different schools

January 21-May 17 is Student Teaching

Core Courses for
Secondary Track

T.Ed. 452-2
Educational Psychology

T.Ed. 453-1
Social Foundations of
Educational Issues

T.Ed. 454-2
Education of Exceptional Children

T.Ed. 456-1-3
Organizing and Managing School and Classrooms

T.Ed. 470-1-4
School Experience- Secondary

T.Ed. 471-1-3
Methods for Secondary Education

T.Ed. 472-3
Teaching Reading and Writing in the Content Area

T.Ed. 473-8-14
Student Teaching -Secondary

T.Ed. 474-3
Secondary Methods

T.Ed. 479-3-4
Secondary Curriculum, Instruction, and Evaluation

This program is three semesters long:

  1. 10 semester hours in the summer, which is 9 weeks and is full-time.

  2. 15 semester hours in the fall, which is fieldwork in morning and course work in the afternoon.

  3. 15 semester hours in the spring, which is 1 hour in class during January and 14 hours for student teaching.

To find out more about these classes, call (719) 262-4996
to set up an appointment with an advisor or look up the classes in the CU-The Springs School Catalogue
and the CU- The Springs Schedule of Courses.

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