Richmond

B.S. in Education

Indiana University East's School of Education prepares you for a career as an inspiring educator who makes a difference in the lives of students. The school offers a two-year elementary education program that supports the articulation agreement between Indiana University East and Ivy Tech Community College. The Indiana University East program offers high-quality, on-site instruction, and an intensive field-based component. Indiana University East believes that teacher preparation should be available locally and at a reasonable cost.

Content Area and Required Credit Hours IUE Requirements Ivy Tech Equivalents
LANGUAGE ARTS (9) Pre-requisite - COMPASS assessed basic skills courses
Oral Expression (3) SPCH 121 COM 101 Fundamentals of Public Speaking
Written Expression (3) W131 Eng 111 English Composition
World Literature (3) World Literature ENG 221 Introduction to World Literature I or ENG 222 Introduction to World Literature II or ENG 240 Children's Literature
MATHEMATICS (9) Pre-requisite - COMPASS assessed basic skills courses
Mathematics (9) Math T101 MAT 135 Finite Math
Math T102 MAT 141 for Elementary Teachers
Math T103 MAT 137 Trigonometry with Analytical Geometry
SCIENCE (9)
Life Science (3) Q201 OR BIOL L-108 Biological Sciences BIO 101 Introductory Biology
Earth Science (3) GEOL-G111 OR AST-A100 SCI 100 Earch Science
Physics (3) Q 202 SCI 111 Physical Science
SOCIAL STUDIES (12)
US History (3) H 105 OR H 106 HSY 101 Survey of American History I or HSY 102 Survey of American History II
Geography and Global Emphasis Course (3) G 110 GEO 207 World Geography
Elective chosen from psychology, sociology, political science, anthropology, econimics, history, geography (3) Social Studies Elective PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology
FINE ARTS/HUMANITIES (6) Art (FINA-T 255 or H100) ARH 110 Art Appreciation
Music MUS-E241 HUM 118 Music Appreciation
PRE-PROFESSIONAL COURSES (18) EDUC W200-Using Computers in Education (3) EDU 201 Computing in Education (3 credits)
HPER P290 Movement for Children (2) EDU 104 Movement for Children
F205 Study of ED and Practice of Teaching (3) EDU 101 Introduction to Teaching
Q200 Introduction to Scientific Inquiry (3) EDU 224 Introduction to Scientific Inquiry (3)
P280 Educational Psychology/Field Experience (5) EDU 212 Child and Adolescent Development Credits with field experience (3) EDU 250 Educational Psych (3)
EDU 156 Transition to Baccalaureate Ed. (1)

Total 63 credits

Courses

Foundations Courses
Course No. Cource Name Credits
EDUC-M 300 Teaching in a Pluralistic Society 3
EDUC-K 305 Teaching Exceptional Learners 3
EDUC-E 337 Classroom Learning Environments 3
EDUC-E 301 Emergent Literacy 3
EDUC-W 290 Writing for Teachers 3
EDUC-E 449 Tradebooks for the Classroom 3
Methods, Courses, & Field Experience
EDUC-E 339 Teaching Language Arts 3
EDUC-E 340 Teaching Reading I 3
EDUC-E 328 Teaching Science 3
EDUC-E 343 Teaching Math 3
EDUC-E 341 Teaching Reading II 3
EDUC-E 325 Teaching Social Studies 3
EDUC-M 425 Elementary Student Teaching 10-16
EDUC-M 311 Capstone with Student Teaching 1-3
Electives
Social Studies Electives
Oral or Written Electives

Contact Us

Seeking out an Education Advisor is a critical and required component for successful completion of any IU East School of Education Teacher Preparation Program.

Brenda Buckner
Assistant Professor, School of Education
765-973-8581
Tom Raper Hall (formerly Middlefork) 358