World Languages Certification (P-12)

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Student Learning Outcomes

Mount St. Mary’s develops educators who are able to:

demonstrate the content and pedagogical knowledge, skills and dispositions to effect student learning (proficient)
examine learning to shape their practice (reflective)
demonstrate commitment to the diversity, dignity, equality and rights of the individual (ethical)
demonstrate leadership as active participants in the education community (leading)
respond to the demands of an increasingly diverse technological and global society (adaptive)

Program Requirements

Education courses for foreign language majors lead to certification in grades P-12. The following professional course sequence is required:

EDUC 100 - Foundations of American Education Credits: (4)
EDUC 208 - Learning Theory and Human Development Credits: (4)
EDUC 325 - Reading in the Secondary Content Areas I Credits: (3)
EDUC 427 - Reading in the Secondary Content Areas II Credits: (4)
FLED 400 - Methods and Assessment of Learning World Languages Credits: (4)
EDUC 445 - Foundations of Educational Research Credits: (2)
EDUC 490 - Teacher Internship/P-12 Art and World Languages Credits: (8)
EDUC 495 - Professional Seminar Credits: (2)
SPED 415 - Management in Inclusive Settings Credits: (4)
EDGE 343 - Globalization and Education Credits: (3)

Note

An advisor in the education department will be assigned upon the student’s admission to a teacher education program, though the primary advisor resides in the major department. The student is responsible for knowing and meeting the requirements and deadlines for internship, program completion and certification, as well as all graduation requirements of the major department and of the University. See intended major requirements: Elementary Education with Dual Certification, B.S. Elementary Education, B.S. Elementary Education, Continuing Studies, B.S. Elementary/Special Education, Continuing Studies, B.S. Secondary Education Social Studies, B.S. The Maryland-Approved Programs in world languages meet requirements for certification in other states. Students are advised, however, to consult certification requirements in states of interest early in their study.