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Bilingual
Bicultural Education
Ojibwe Minor
B.S. in Ed. degree, Elementary or Secondary Provisional
Certification or Elementary or Secondary Provisional
Certification with Emotional or Cognitive Impairment
Endorsement
This
minor is a multidisciplinary selection of courses to prepare
the student to teach children of Ojibwe heritage. By the end
of the program of study a student must demonstrate by
examination Ojibwe language oral and written competencies at
the minimal level of a college minor.
The minor is authorized by the bilingual education advisor in the Department of Teacher Education and Professional
Development. A minimum 2.7 GPA (B-) must be earned in all
teaching minors.
Required Courses (15 hours):
EDU 513 (3) Foundations of Bilingual Bicultural
Education
EDU 514 (3) Methods and Materials for Bilingual
Education
EDU 516 (3) Teaching Native American History and Culture
ENG 375 (3) Introduction to Linguistics
ENG 571 (3) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Electives (9 hours) to be selected in consultation with the
advisor.
Area I (3 hours)
CDO 130 (3) Normal Speech and Language Acquisition
SPE 550 (3) Teaching Culturally Diverse Students
EDU 506 (3) Individualizing Instruction
Area II (6 hours)
ANT 175 (3) Archeology of the Americas
ANT 200 (3) Education and Culture
ANT 320 (3) North American Indian Culture
ANT 365 (3) Current American Indian Issues
ENG 328 (3) Literature of the North American Indian
HST 323 (3) History of Native Americans
SOC 323 (3) Racism and Inequality
Total: 24 semester hours
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