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ARCHIVED 2023-24 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Physical Education Teaching Advising Guide

 

First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year
Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring
PED 201   HHP 221   EDU 211   LAR 202    HHP 345   HHP 346   EDU 455   BIO 215  
BIO 101   HHP 106   HHP 117   HHP 118   PED 355   PED 352    PED 459   PED 101  

MTH 107  /

MTH 108  

or MTH 235  

Any Community and

Identity FAK

 PED 233   PED 234   PED 457   PED 458   PED 352  
ENG 101  

Any Global and 

Cultural FAK

 PED 101   PED 228   HHP 321   EDU 361     EDS 207  
LAR 101   CMP 201   EDU 325     PED 101   EDU 341      
PED 101  

Any In Search of Meanings

and Values FAK

 PED 104     LAR 303  

Any Human 

Creativity FAK

    

* for transfer students - take 221 & 321 concurrently, not 321 & 341

The physical education endorsement requires another endorsement.

If combining Health and Human Performance with a major in history, social science, elementary education, or special education or with an endorsement in biology, see the specific advising sheet for that combination.

Additional requirements:

  1. Completion of one other teaching major or subject endorsement.  Due to the size of the state and college requirements, the program may require nine semesters and/or summer school to complete.
  2. All requirements under the catalog section Secondary Education.

Special Notes:

  1. Prospective K-12 teachers should take 17 credits the first term in order to graduate in four years.
  2. Students should meet with Dr. Linda Kalbach early in the fall term and should meet prior to preregistration each term.