Family and Consumer Sciences Secondary Education

Department

Degree Type

Concentration

Concentration Requirements

Consists of 19 credits. Majors in Human Development and Family Science may pursue a concentration in Family and Consumer Sciences Secondary Education.

Required Courses:

Course Code

Title

Credits

EDUC-372E

Classroom Management, Secondary

EDUC-412

Curriculum and Instruction Second Class Secondary Classroom

EDUC-452

Seminar in Educational Practices, Secondary

ES-249

Foundation of Human Nutrition

HDFS-307

Food Science & Safety

HDFS-340

Fashion, Apparel & Textiles

Sub-Total Credits

For students wishing to pursue Teacher Education endorsement, admission to the Teacher Education Program (TEP) is required. In addition to coursework required for the Family and Consumer Sciences secondary education concentration, students are also required to complete EDUC 470: Student Teaching in 6-12 classroom for secondary (6-12) education licensure. Students must complete PRAXIS Subject Area test in Family and Consumer Sciences content area.

Total Credits