Education
This program of study is intended
for students who wish to pursue a baccalaureate
degree in the field of teaching early childhood,
middle school, high school, or special education.
The two-year degree will serve as sixty or more
semester credits that will apply towards a
baccalaureate degree.
Students intending to enroll
in pre-education degree may select from either the
Associate of AArts or the Associate of Science
degrees depending upon the concentration of teaching
the student intends as a focus in a four-year
institution. The two-year degree at Edison includes
four courses to to be used as electives. These
courses have a teaching focus that can be used in
the baccalaureate education degree. These
courses are:
| EDU 111S |
Introduction to
Education |
| EDU 226S |
Educational
Psychology |
| EDU 126S |
Educational
Technology (may be used to fulfill computers
requirement) |
| EDU 213S |
Individuals with
Exceptionalities |
| Other
courses that will transfer to education
programs are: |
| MTH 126S |
Mathematical
Foundations I |
| MTH 127S |
Mathematical
Foundations II |
| CHM 234S |
Basic Chemistry
Concepts |
| BIO 245S |
Basic Biology
Concepts |
| PHY 245S |
Basic Physics
Concepts |
To establish the correct
degree, either AA or AS and the appropriate use of
the courses listed above, the student will transfer
the associate of arts or science degree. The
student should first meet with an Edison academic
advisor who can provide the appropriate registration
information and contacts for the baccalaureate
program.
