Social Studies, with Education Concentration, B.A.

14 Units Including:

• All courses for the major must be taken for a numerical grade.

• ANTH 238: South Asian Identities (1 Unit)

• or

• ANTH 248: Global Africa (1 Unit)

• or

• ANTH 256: Native North America (1 Unit)

• AND

• ANTH 240: Ancient Civilizations (1 Unit)

• or

• SOC 235: Global Transformations (1 Unit)

• AND

• E&M 101: Principles of Microeconomics (1 Unit)
• E&M 102: The Economy and Financial Markets (1 Unit)
• GEOL 111: Geography and Geographic Information Systems (1 Unit)
• HIST 102: Ancient and Medieval Worlds (1 Unit)
• HIST 111: East Asia: Cultures and Civilizations (1 Unit)
• HIST 131: The United States from Colonization to the Civil War (1 Unit)
• HIST 132: The United States: 1865-Present (1 Unit)
• HIST 217: Europe’s Age of Revolutions: The 19th Century (1 Unit)
• Two 300-level history electives (at least one unit of elective must be from African, Asian or Latin American history)
• PLSC 101: Politics of American Democracy (1 Unit)
• PLSC 235: American Foreign Policy (1 Unit)

Completion of All Other Requirements for Teacher Certification

Complete 7.5 Units of Professional Sequence Course Work and Four Units of Student Teaching:

• EDUC 110: Exploring Teaching Colloquium .25 unit
• EDUC 195: Education Foundations: Access, Equity and Advocacy 1 Unit
• EDUC 196: Learner-Centered Approaches, Supports and Technologies 1 Unit
• EDUC 300: Eligibility for Teacher Certification .25 unit
• EDUC 349: Teaching for Understanding in a Diverse World: Inquiry and Reflection in the Pedagogy of the Social Sciences (1 Unit)
• EDUC 373: Literacy Pedagogy in Secondary Schools (1 Unit)
• EDUC 397: Boundary Crossings in Secondary Schools (1 Unit)
• EDUC 422: Student Teaching, Grades 6 through 12 (6-12) (3 Units)
• EDUC 432: Seminar: Secondary Student Teaching (1 Unit)
• PSYC 101: Introduction to Psychology (1 Unit)
• PSYC 251: Child and Adolescent Development (1 Unit)