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The purpose of this degree is to provide advanced content knowledge and instruction in methodology for Christian school teachers.
Learning Outcomes: Graduates of the curriculum and instruction program will be able to
(Additional learning outcomes are listed for each specialization.)
Graduates of the elementary specialization will also be able to
See Admission Requirements.
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Students will be required to take Summer Seminar online in addition to these requirements.
Graduates of the English specialization will also be able to
See Admission Requirements. The applicant must pass an entrance examination in English grammar. In addition, the applicant must have earned at least a grade of “C-” in 18 credits of English (undergraduate or graduate level), including English Grammar and Composition (one year), American Literature, and British Literature.
While a student may begin with a deficiency in specific course competencies, some courses may not be taken until their competency is achieved with at least a grade of “C-.” All deficiencies must be removed before registering for the fourth English course.
Graduates of the history specialization will also be able to
See Admission Requirements. The applicant must have earned at least a grade of “C-” in 18 credits of history (undergraduate or graduate level), including one year each in History of Civilization and United States History. While a student may begin with a deficiency in specific course competencies, some courses may not be taken until their competency is achieved with at least a grade of “C-.” All deficiencies must be removed before registering for the fourth history course.
Graduates of the science specialization will also be able to
See Admission Requirements. The applicant must have earned a grade of “C-” or higher in at least 18 credits of science (undergraduate or graduate level), including one year each in Biology, General Chemistry, and Physics.
While a student may begin with a deficiency in specific course competencies, some courses may not be taken until their competency is achieved with at least a grade of “C-.” All deficiencies must be removed before registering for the fourth science course.