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The B.A. Degree in English/ English Education
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2010-2012 Catalog

PROGRAM IN ENGLISH/ENGLISH EDUCATION

(GRADES 6-12)

English/English Education offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in two programs: a full English major degree in preparation for graduate school in English and the humanities and an Education degree leading to certification to teach English Education grades 6-12. English/English Education majors should note that certification requirements are established by the Louisiana Department of Education and are subject to change. Students should consult their advisors each semester. Education majors should consult the Division of Education section in this catalog for requirements to be formally admitted into Xavier’s Teacher Education Program.

FRESHMAN YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Semester  
ENGL 1000/1010-1020 3 3 English Composition
EDUC 1000   0 Teacher Prep
BIOL 1030/1030L 3   General Biology (non-majors)
Communication Studies 3  

Essential Core

Fine Arts   3

Essential Core

Foreign Language 3 3

Fundamental Core

Freshman Seminar 1 1 First Year Experience
History   3

Essential Core

MATH 1010-1020 3 3 Modern Math/Basic Statistics I
Physical Education (activity course) 1   Essential Core
  17 16  
       
SOPHOMORE YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Semester  
ENGL 2010-2020 3 3

Intro. to World Literature I – II

ENGL 2070-2080 3 3

Survey of British Literature I – II

ENGL 2200 3   Modern English Grammars
EDUC 2005R   0 Praxis PPST Reading
EDUC 2005W   0 Praxis PPST Writing
EDUC 2005M   0 Praxis PPST Math
EDUC 2040   3 Introduction to Exceptional Child
EDUC 2044 3  

Classroom Organ. and Mgmt.

EDUC 2200   3 Multicultural Education
African American Studies   3 Essential Core
Philosophy 3   Essential Core
Social Science   3 Essential Core
Theology 3   Essential Core
  18 18  
       
JUNIOR YEAR      

All majors must have passed all parts of Praxis I and should have been accepted into

the Teacher Education Program before taking junior-level education courses.

1st Semester 2nd Semester  
ENGL 3040 or 3050 3   Shakespeare
ENGL 3160-3170 3 3 Survey of American Literature I-II
ENGL 3310 3  

Rhetoric, Comp & Tchng.of

Writing

ENGL 3320   3 Critical Approaches to Teaching Lit.
ENGL Electives* 3 3 English
EDUC 3005L   0 EDUC 3005L
EDUC 3040 3   Educational Psychology
EDUC 4005S   0 Praxis Specialty Area
EDUC 4090   3 Adolescent Psychology
Expansive Core 3   Expansive Core
Theology   3 Essential Core
  18 15  

*Six total hours must be chosen from two of the following groups: (1) ENGL 3185, 3280, 3290; (2)

ENGL 3010, 3021, 3070; (3) ENGL 3210, 3221, 3270.

 

     
       
SENIOR YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Semester  
ENGL 3135 3  

Language: History and Theory

4010S, 4020S, 4030S, 4040S, 4050S, or 4060S 3 3 Seminar
ENGL Elective 3   English
ENGL 4999   0

Senior Comprehensives

EDSC 4061T   9

Student Teaching

EDUC 4060S   0 Student Teaching
BIOL, CHEM, IPSC, or PHYS Expansive Core (recommended) 3  

Expansive Core

PHIL 3250 3  

Essential Core

15 12  

SUMMARY

Fundamental Core 18

English Composition (6, ENGL 1000/1010, ENGL 1020), Mathematics (3,

MATH 1010), Natural Science (3, BIOL 1030/1030L), World Language (6)

Essential Core 36

First Year Experience (2), African American Studies (3), Communication (3), Fine Arts (3), History (3), Natural Science (3, MATH 1020), Philosophy (6, including PHIL 3250), Physical Education (1, activity course), Social Science (3), Theology (6), World Literature (3, ENGL 2010)

Expansive Core 6

Including one BIOL, CHEM, IPSC, or PHYS Expansive Core course (3) (recommended)*

Major** 45

ENGL 2020 (3), ENGL 2070 (3), ENGL 2080 (3), ENGL 2200 (3), ENGL 3040 or 3050 (3), ENGL 3135 (3), ENGL 3160 (3), ENGL 3170 (3), ENGL 3310 (3), ENGL 3320 (3); ENGL 3185 or 3280 or 3290 (group 1) OR ENGL 3010 or 3021 or 3070 (group 2) OR ENGL 3210 or 3221 or 3270 (group 3) (6 total hours from 2 of the preceding groups); ENGL elective (3), ENGL 4000-level seminars (6), ENGL 4999 (0)

Education 24

EDSC 4061T (9), EDUC 1000 (0), EDUC 2005 R/W/M (0, Praxis), EDUC 2040 (3), EDUC 2044 (3), EDUC 2200 (3), EDUC 3005L (0), EDUC 3040 (3), EDUC 4005S (0), EDUC 4060S (0), EDUC 4090 (30)

Total Hours 129

 


2008-2010 Catalog
Required Courses

HOURS HOURS
FRESHMAN YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Semester
English 1010-1020
Fine Arts
Foreign Language
History 1030-1040
Math 1010-1020
Speech Com. 1010
Physical Education
Computer Exam

3

3
3
3
3
1
0

3
3
3
3
3


Comp & Comp & Lit.
Core Requirement
Core Requirement
World Civilization
Modern Math/Stats
Public Speaking
Core Requirement
A&S Requirement
16 15
SOPHOMORE YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Semester
English 2010-2020
English 2070-2080
English 2200
Education 2005R
Education 2005W
Education 2005M
Education 2044
Natural Science
Philosophy
Social Sciences
Theology*
Free Electives
__________
*Students must take either Theology 1100 or 1120
3
3
3




3

3
3

3
3

0
0
0
3
3
3


1
World Literature
British Literature
English Grammar
Praxis PPST Reading
Praxis PPST Writing
Praxis PPST Math
Classroom Management
Core Requirement
Core Requirement
Core Requirement
Core Requirement
Core Requirement
_____________
Sophomore Year Summer: Theology (3 hours) and Free Elective (3 Hours). Students must take a Theology course numbered 2000 or higher
18 16
JUNIOR YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Semester
English 3040 or 3050
English 3160-3170
ENGL 3310
ENGL 3320
English Elec.*
EDSP 2040
EDUC 3005L
EDUC 3040
AFAM Studies
Philosophy 3250
__________
*Students must take 3 hours (a total of 6) from two of the following groups: (1) ENGL 3185, 3280, 3290; (2) ENGL 3010, 3021, 3970; (3) ENGL 3210, 3221, 3270
3
3
3

3


3


3

3
3
3
0

3
3
Shakespeare
American Lit.
Teaching Writing
Teaching Literature
English Elective
Exceptional Child.
Praxis II
Educational Psychology
Core Requirement
Philosophy of Science
15 18
SENIOR YEAR 1st Semester 2nd Semester
English Seminars
ENGL 3135
English Elective
English 4999
EDSC 4061T
EDUC 4060S
EDUC 4090
EDUC 4200
3
3
3



3
3
3


0
9
0

Seminars
Language Hist./Theory
English requirement
Senior Comprehensives
Student Teaching
Student Teaching Sem.
Adolescent Psychology
Multicultural Education
15 12
SUMMARY Hours
AFAM Studies
Education
English
Fine Arts
Foreign Language
History
Mathematics
Natural Sciences
Philosophy
Physical Education
Social Sciences
Speech
Theology
Free Electives
3
24
52
3
6
6
6
6
6
1
3
3
6
4


Total Semester Hours 131

The English/English Education program at Xavier University has been designed to provide students with several outcomes:

1. It prepares students to teach English at the high school level.

2. It certifies students to teach English in Louisiana at grades 7-12, with a secondary area in Social Studies.

3. With 48 hours in English, it also prepares students to enter a masters or Ph.D. program in English, comparative literature, African American studies, women's studies, cultural studies, diaspora studies, creative writing, technical writing, linguistics, or any of the humanities, including education.

In their junior year, students begin field experiences in local schools and complete their program with nine hours of supervised student teaching.

The English/English Education has been accredited by the state and by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and by the National Council Teachers of English (NCTE).

For more information, contact:

Dr. Donna Gould DGould9532@aol.com
Department of English
Xavier University of Louisiana
1 Drexel Drive, Box 22
New Orleans, LA 70125
Phone: (504) 520-5162

English/English Education majors should note that certification requirements are established by the Louisiana Department of Education and are subject to change. Students should consult their advisors each semester. Education majors should consult the Division of Education section in this catalog for requirements to be formally admitted into Xavier's Teacher Education Program.

 

 
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