Spanish Teaching Major

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Completion of this major and passing the West E (PRAXIS II) test for Spanish satisfies the endorsement for designated world language.

This major requires a minor and is open only to students pursuing a teaching certificate. Students taking this major are required to complete the professional education program requirements offered through the education department. Of the 16 elective credits, students must complete at least 4 approved elective credits in Spanish language courses and at least 8 approved elective credits in Spanish literature or culture courses.

Required Courses

Approved Electives Credits: (16)

FNLA 481 - Methods and Materials for Language Teaching Credits: (4)
SPAN 301 - Introduction to Spanish and Latin American Literature Credits: (4)
SPAN 310 - Hispanic Civilizations and Cultures Credits: (4)
SPAN 341 - Spanish Composition and Grammar I Credits: (4)
SPAN 345 - Spanish for Spanish Speakers I Credits: (4)
SPAN 385 - Spanish Phonetics Credits: (4)

Second Year Spanish Credits: 15

SPAN 251 - Second-year Spanish Credits: (5)
SPAN 252 - Second-year Spanish Credits: (5)
SPAN 253 - Second-year Spanish Credits: (5)

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ANTH 483 - Sociolinguistics Credits: (4)
FNLA 482 - Second- and Foreign-language Acquisition Credits: (4)
FNLA 483 - Sociolinguistics Credits: (4)

Spanish Teaching Major

Required Courses

Second Year Spanish Credits: 15

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Total Credits: 55