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Adolescent/Young Adult Education
Bachelor of Arts

Teacher candidates who wish to teach in adolescent/young adult (AYA) will pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in adolescent/young adult education. AYA grade teacher candidates are required to earn one area of concentration. The four areas from which teacher candidates may select their concentrations are math, social studies, life science and/or reading/language arts. At Lake Erie College, each concentration is a minimum of 40 semester hours of coursework. Those teacher candidates successfully completing the program will receive a license to teach children in grades 7-12 or ages 12-18. All AYA teacher candidates must complete one course in Reading in the Content Area.


87 semester credits including:
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EDC 200 Introduction to Education 2 SH
EDC 225 Voices of Diversity 2 SH
EDC 230 Educational Psychology 3 SH
EDC 301 Foundations of Education 3 SH
EDC 305 Inclusive Strategies for Regular Classrooms 3 SH
EDC 330 Introduction to Students with Exceptional Learning Needs 3 SH
EDC 340 Educational Media and Technology 3 SH

Adolescent/Young Adult Core (9 SH)

EDA 331 Planning for Instruction 3 SH
EDA 401 Content Specific Methods 3 SH
EDP 310 The Pre-Adolescent/Adolescent Learner 3 SH

*Also required is EDP 416 Reading in the Content Area (3 SH) as the reading core. (See Education Handbook for more specific concentration information.)

*Also required are the Field Experience and Student Teaching for Licensure courses (16 SH)


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