Teaching Social Science

Teaching Social Science
BS
Hours82 Credit Hours
MAPMajor Academic Plan

Program Requirements

This major is designed to prepare students to teach in public schools. In order to graduate with this major, students are required to complete Utah State Office of Education licensing requirements. To view these requirements go to http://education.byu.edu/ess/licensing.html or contact Education Student Services, 350 MCKB, (801) 422-3426.
For students accepted into the major after August 1, 2014, grades below C in any required coursework in a teaching major or teaching minor will not be accepted. Teacher candidates must maintain a total GPA of 3.0 or higher throughout the program and to qualify for student teaching. For details on admission and retention requirements for teaching majors and teaching minors, see Educator Preparation Program (EPP) Requirements in the undergraduate catalog.
requirement 1 Complete 1 course
Complete the following prerequisite:
requirement 2 Complete 2 options
option 2.1 Complete 5 courses
Complete the following:
option 2.2
Hist 220 and 221 must be completed as college/university courses and cannot be fulfilled with AP or other test scores. Contact your academic advisement center with questions.
requirement 3 Complete 1 course
requirement 4 Complete 1 course
HIST 301 - The Late Middle Ages 3.0
HIST 302 - The Italian Renaissance 3.0
HIST 303 - The Reformation: Age of Turmoil 3.0
HIST 304 - The Expansion of Europe, 1400-1800 3.0
HIST 305 - The Age of Enlightenment 3.0
HIST 306 - Nineteenth-Century Europe 3.0
HIST 307 - Europe Since 1914 3.0
HIST 308 - The Mediterranean 3.0
HIST 309 - European Revolutions Since 1500 3.0
HIST 310 - European Economic History 3.0
HIST 311 - The History of Film, Radio, and Television 3.0
HIST 312 - History of Ideas 3.0
HIST 313 - Strategy in Peace and War 3.0
HIST 314 - Fascism and Nazism in Europe, 1914-present 3.0
HIST 315 - European Jews and the Holocaust 3.0
HIST 317 - The Family and the Law in American History 3.0
HIST 318 - European Women's History 3.0
HIST 319 - The Family in Europe 3.0
HIST 320 - Society in Europe 3.0
HIST 322 - Pre-Modern Britain 3.0
HIST 323 - Modern Britain 3.0
HIST 324 - France 3.0
HIST 325 - Spain 3.0
HIST 326 - The History of Mexico 3.0
HIST 327 - Italy in the Modern World Since 1848 3.0
HIST 328 - Modern Germany 3.0
HIST 329 - The City in Brazil: An Urban History 3.0
HIST 330 - Tsarist Russia 3.0
HIST 331 - Soviet Union and Post-Soviet Russia 3.0
HIST 332 - Scandinavian History 3.0
HIST 334 - History of Ancient Iraq 3.0
HIST 335 - Crusades 3.0
HIST 336 - South African Liberation Movements 3.0
HIST 337 - Pre-modern Korea 3.0
HIST 338 - Modern Korea 3.0
HIST 339 - African Social Change 3.0
HIST 340 - Traditional China 3.0
HIST 341 - China Since 1200 3.0
HIST 343 - Early Japan 3.0
HIST 344 - Modern Japan 3.0
HIST 347 - Chinese Cultural History 3.0
HIST 348 - Modern South East Asia 3.0
HIST 349 - History of Asian Religions and Thought 3.0
HIST 350 - British Family, Local and Social History Research 3.0
HIST 351 - Germanic Family, Local, and Social History Research 3.0
HIST 352 - Scandinavian Family, Local, and Social History Research 3.0
HIST 353 - Southern European and Latin American Family, Local, and Social History Research 3.0
HIST 354 - Slavic Family, Local, and Social History Research 3.0
HIST 355 - History of Argentina 3.0
HIST 356 - Brazil 3.0
HIST 357 - The Indian in Latin American History 3.0
HIST 358 - Gender and History in Latin America 3.0
HIST 359 - Inter-American Relations 3.0
HIST 360 - American West to 1900 3.0
HIST 361 - The American West Since 1900 3.0
HIST 363 - The Spanish Frontier in North America 3.0
HIST 364 - Utah 3.0
HIST 365 - American South 3.0
HIST 366 - Slavery and the Slave Trade in Africa and the Atlantic World 3.0
HIST 367 - Slavery in the United States 3.0
HIST 368 - Sport, Society, and American Culture 3.0
HIST 369 - History of Travel and Tourism 3.0
HIST 370 - Colonial America 3.0
HIST 371 - Revolutionary America 3.0
HIST 373 - Civil War Era, 1848-1877 3.0
HIST 374 - U.S. History from 1890 to 1945 3.0
HIST 375 - Joseph Smith in Mormon History and Historiography 3.0
HIST 376 - U.S. History from 1945 to 2000 3.0
HIST 378 - History of American Families 3.0
HIST 379 - U.S. Religious History to 1860 3.0
HIST 380 - U.S. Religious History Since 1860 3.0
HIST 382 - Mormonism in the American Experience 3.0
HIST 383 - African-American History, 1865 to Present 3.0
HIST 384 - United States Women's History 3.0
HIST 385 - Latinos in the United States 3.0
HIST 386 - Nineteenth-Century American Indian History 3.0
HIST 387 - Twentieth-Century American Indian History 3.0
HIST 388 - Indians in Colonial America 3.0
HIST 389 - Mormonism Among Christian Theologies: A Comparative History 3.0
HIST 390R - Advanced Southern European Family History Research 3.0v
HIST 390R - Family History Research in Ireland 3.0v
HIST 390R - Advanced British Family History Research 3.0v
HIST 390R - Special Topics in History 3.0v
HIST 390R - Family History Research in the Netherlands 3.0v
HIST 390R - Native American Family History Research 3.0v
HIST 390R - Family History Research 3.0v
HIST 391 - U.S. in Vietnam, 1945-1975 3.0
HIST 392 - U.S. Constitutional History 3.0
HIST 393 - U.S. Foreign Relations 3.0
HIST 394 - Scripture in American History 3.0
HIST 395 - Technology in America 3.0
HIST 396 - Historical Narrative: A Writing Workshop 3.0
HIST 397 - Historical Literacies in United States History 3.0
HIST 398 - 20th-Century American Economic Policy 3.0
HIST 399 - Democratic Classroom Design for Social Studies 3.0
HIST 420 - Latin Language Handwriting and Documents 3.0
HIST 421 - English Language Handwriting and Documents 3.0
HIST 422 - Germanic Language Handwriting and Documents 3.0
HIST 423 - Slavic Language Handwriting and Documents 3.0
HIST 424 - Romance Language Handwriting and Documents 3.0
HIST 425 - Scandinavian Language Handwriting and Documents 3.0
HIST 430R - World of New Testament 3.0
HIST 430R - (Hist-Clscs) Topics in Greek and Roman History 3.0
HIST 430R - Classical Historiography 3.0
HIST 430R - Rome and Etruscans 3.0
HIST 430R - Imperial Rome 3.0
HIST 430R - Augustan Rome 3.0
HIST 430R - 4th Century Greece 3.0
HIST 430R - Early Chrisitanity 3.0
HIST 430R - Archaic Greece 3.0
HIST 430R - Hellenistic World 3.0
HIST 430R - Rise of Rome 3.0
HIST 430R - Roman Politics 3.0
HIST 430R - Archaic Greece 3.0
HIST 430R - Late Roman Empire 3.0
HIST 430R - Julio-Claudians 3.0
HIST 430R - Greek City-State 3.0
HIST 430R - Greek Political Thought 3.0
HIST 430R - Roman Revolution 3.0
HIST 430R - Roman Religion 3.0
HIST 430R - Athens: Rise and Fall 3.0
HIST 431 - Public History 3.0
HIST 433 - Writing Narrative Biographies 3.0
HIST 434 - Computers in Family Historical Research and Publication 3.0
HIST 439 - Seminar on Professional Family History Research 3.0
HIST 476 - Student Teaching - Social Science 12.0v
HIST 477 - History and Social Science Teaching Methods and Instruction 3.0
HIST 478 - Practicum in Secondary Education 1.0
HIST 481R - Directed Research in Family History 3.0v
HIST 482 - Capstone Seminar: Writing and Professional Paths in Family History 3.0
HIST 485 - Topical Readings Seminar 3.0
HIST 487 - Philosophies of History 3.0
HIST 490 - Capstone Research Seminar 3.0
HIST 495R - Directed Research 3.0
HIST 496R - Academic Internship: Family, Local, and Social History 6.0v
HIST 496R - Academic Internship--Social Science Teaching 12.0
HIST 497R - Honors Readings 3.0v
HIST 498R - Directed Readings 3.0v
requirement 5 Complete 2 courses
requirement 6 Complete 1 course
Note: Students planning to teach in the state of Utah should take Geog 245.
requirement 7 Complete 1 course
requirement 8 Complete 1 option
option 8.1 Complete 1 course
option 8.2 Complete 1 course
POLI 302 - Experimental Research Methods 3.0
POLI 303 - Qualitative Methods 3.0
POLI 304 - Game Theory in Political Science 3.0
POLI 305 - Survey Research Methods 3.0
POLI 306R - Topics in Political Science Methods 3.0
POLI 311 - State and Local Government and Politics 3.0
POLI 313 - Interest Groups 3.0
POLI 314 - The United States Presidency 3.0
POLI 315 - Congress and the Legislative Process 3.0
POLI 316 - American Political Parties 3.0
POLI 317 - Public Opinion and Voting Behavior 4.0v
POLI 318 - Campaigns and Elections 3.0
POLI 319R - Topics in American Government and Politics 3.0v
POLI 321 - The Media in American Politics 3.0
POLI 324 - Political Psychology 3.0
POLI 325 - Politics of Wilderness, National Parks, and Public Land Management 3.0
POLI 328 - Statistical Analysis 4.0
POLI 331 - Politics and Public Policy 3.0
POLI 332 - Public Policy Analysis 3.0
POLI 333 - Politics of Bureaucracy 3.0
POLI 334 - Public Ethics 3.0
POLI 335 - Social Policy 3.0
POLI 336 - Government and Religion 3.0
POLI 339R - Topics in Public Policy 3.0
POLI 341 - Western European Politics 3.0
POLI 342 - Gender and Politics 3.0
POLI 343 - Designing Democracies and Dictatorships 3.0
POLI 344 - Comparative Political Economy 3.0
POLI 345 - Comparative Parties and Elections 3.0
POLI 346 - Southeast Asian Politics 3.0
POLI 347 - Russia/Former Soviet Politics 3.0
POLI 348 - Government and Politics of Asia 3.0
POLI 349R - Topics in Politics 3.0v
POLI 351 - British Government and Politics 3.0
POLI 352 - African Politics 3.0
POLI 353 - China: Government and Politics 3.0
POLI 354 - Japan: Government and Politics 3.0
POLI 355 - Canadian Government and Politics 3.0
POLI 357 - Middle East: Political Systems 3.0
POLI 358 - Latin American Politics 3.0
POLI 359R - Topics in Comparative Politics 3.0
POLI 362 - Reason, Revelation, and Politics 3.0
POLI 363 - Theories of Human Freedom 3.0
POLI 364 - Jurisprudence 3.0
POLI 365 - Early American Political Thought: 1620-1865 3.0
POLI 366 - Modern American Political Thought: 1865-Present 3.0
POLI 367 - Contemporary Political Theory 3.0
POLI 368R - Topics in Political Philosophy 3.0
POLI 371 - Foreign Policy Analysis 3.0
POLI 372 - International Political Economy 3.0
POLI 373 - International Law 3.0
POLI 374 - Ethics and International Affairs 3.0
POLI 375 - International Organizations 3.0
POLI 376 - U.S. Foreign Policy 3.0
POLI 377 - National Security Affairs 3.0
POLI 378 - International Conflict 3.0
POLI 379R - Topics in International Relations 3.0v
POLI 380 - International Relations of Latin America 3.0
POLI 381 - International Relations of the Middle East 3.0
POLI 382 - International Relations of North America 3.0
POLI 385 - International Relations of Asia 3.0
POLI 386 - Japanese Foreign Policy 3.0
POLI 387 - International Relations of Developing Countries 3.0
POLI 388 - Chinese Foreign Policy 3.0
POLI 391 - Advanced Seminar on Current Issues 3.0
POLI 392R - Topics in Political Strategy 3.0
POLI 393R - Topics in Legal Studies 3.0
POLI 394R - Topics in Global Development 3.0
POLI 397 - Utah Legislative Politics 2.0
POLI 399R - Washington DC Internship 9.0v
POLI 399R - State Government Internship 9.0v
POLI 399R - Utah Legislature Internship 9.0v
POLI 399R - International Internship 9.0v
POLI 399R - City Government Intership 9.0v
POLI 399R - Campaign Internship 9.0v
POLI 399R - Academic Internship 9.0v
POLI 399R - Congressional Internship 9.0v
POLI 399R - Pre-Law Internship 9.0v
POLI 400 - Research Project in Political Theory 3.0
POLI 410 - Research Project in American Politics 3.0
POLI 420 - Constitutional Law - American Federal System 3.0
POLI 421 - Constitutional Law - Rights and Immunities 3.0
POLI 422 - Interests and Ideas in the American Founding 3.0
POLI 428 - Advanced Statistical Analysis 3.0
POLI 430 - Research Project in Public Policy 3.0
POLI 444 - The Political Economy of Development 3.0
POLI 450 - Research Project in Comparative Politics 3.0
POLI 452 - Islam and Politics 3.0
POLI 461 - Federalist Papers 3.0
POLI 462 - Tocqueville on America 3.0
POLI 465 - Philosophy of the Social Sciences 3.0
POLI 466 - Plato's Political Thought 3.0
POLI 470 - Research Project in International Relations 3.0
POLI 472 - International Political Economy of Women 3.0
POLI 473 - Human Rights 3.0
POLI 474 - Arab-Palestinian-Israeli Conflict 3.0
POLI 475 - Civil Wars and Ethnic Violence 3.0
POLI 476 - Terrorism 3.0
POLI 497R - Mentored Research 6.0v
POLI 498R - Directed Readings 3.0v
POLI 499 - Honors Thesis 3.0v
POLI 539R - Advanced Topics in Public Policy 3.0
POLI 579R - Topics on World Politics 3.0
POLI 599R - Graduate Internship 9.0v
POLI 599R - Academic Internship 9.0v
requirement 9 Complete 1 course
requirement 10 Complete 1 course
ANTHR 300 - Biological Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 301 - Human Osteology 2.0
ANTHR 309 - Language, Culture, and Society 3.0
ANTHR 311 - Museums and Cultures 3.0
ANTHR 312 - Intercultural Communication 3.0
ANTHR 314 - Museum Registration and Legal/Ethical Issues 3.0
ANTHR 327 - The Hmong Diaspora: Culture, History, and Language 3.0
ANTHR 330 - Peoples of Africa 3.0
ANTHR 335 - Peoples of India 3.0
ANTHR 336 - Cinema and Culture in India 3.0
ANTHR 340 - Peoples of the Middle East 3.0
ANTHR 341 - Ethnonationalism and Southeast Asia 3.0
ANTHR 343 - Chinese Culture and Society 3.0
ANTHR 345 - American Culture 3.0
ANTHR 346 - Anthropology of Mormonism 3.0
ANTHR 348 - Contemporary Japan 3.0
ANTHR 350 - Archaeological Cultures of North America 3.0
ANTHR 351 - Archaeology and the Bible 3.0
ANTHR 355 - Mesoamerican Archaeology 3.0
ANTHR 375 - Archaeology of Egypt 3.0
ANTHR 376 - Archaeology of the Ancient Aegean and Greece 3.0
ANTHR 377 - Archaeology of Roman Civilization 3.0
ANTHR 378 - Near Eastern Archaeology 3.0
ANTHR 379 - Archaeology of Islam 3.0
ANTHR 385 - Archaeology of Europe 3.0
ANTHR 390R - Special Topics in Regional Anthropology 3.0v
ANTHR 402 - Quantitative Methods for Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 412 - Museum Collections Management 3.0
ANTHR 414 - Museum Projects 3.0
ANTHR 430 - Moral and Ritual Institutions 3.0
ANTHR 431 - Kinship and Gender 3.0
ANTHR 432 - Economic and Political Institutions 3.0
ANTHR 434 - Medical Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 436 - Symbolic Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 439 - Psychological Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 442 - Ethnographic Research Design and Methods 3.0
ANTHR 443 - Ethnographic Data Analysis 3.0
ANTHR 447 - Applied Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 454 - Field School Preparation 2.0
ANTHR 455 - Field School of Archaeology 6.0
ANTHR 456 - Lab Skills for Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 460 - Practical Applications in Contract Archaeology 3.0
ANTHR 490R - Special Topics in Archaeology 3.0v
ANTHR 490R - Advanced Seminar in Psychological Anthropology 3.0v
ANTHR 490R - Special Topics 3.0v
ANTHR 490R - Special Topics in Sociocultural Anthropology 3.0v
ANTHR 490R - Special Topics in Theory and Systems 3.0v
ANTHR 495R - Ethnographic Field Project 6.0v
ANTHR 496R - Academic Internship: Research 3.0v
ANTHR 497 - Directed Readings 3.0
ANTHR 499 - Senior Thesis 3.0
ANTHR 500 - History of Archaeology 3.0
ANTHR 501 - Current Archaeological Method and Theory 3.0
ANTHR 502 - Quantitative Methods for Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 511 - Museums and Cultures 3.0
ANTHR 512 - Heritage Resource Management 3.0
ANTHR 522 - Museum Practices and Technologies 3.0
ANTHR 524 - Museology: Curation and Writing 3.0
ANTHR 525 - Museum Registration and Collections Management 3.0
ANTHR 526 - Museum Exhibitions and Programming 3.0
ANTHR 530 - Great Basin Archaeology 3.0
ANTHR 535 - Southwest Seminar 3.0
ANTHR 562 - Formative Mesoamerica 3.0
ANTHR 580 - Near East Seminar 3.0
ANTHR 590R - Ethnographic Data Analysis 3.0
ANTHR 590R - Special Topics in Psychological Anthropology 3.0
ANTHR 590R - Special Topics in Archaeology 3.0
ANTHR 590R - Special Topics 3.0
ANTHR 590R - Ethnographic Research Design 3.0
ANTHR 590R - Special Topics in Museum Studies 3.0
ANTHR 596 - Museum Projects 3.0
ANTHR 599R - Academic Internship: Federal Agency on Museum/Collections Repository 6.0v
SOC 300 - Methods of Research in Sociology 3.0
SOC 301 - Applied Social Research Methods 3.0
SOC 302 - Research Proposal for Evaluation Research 3.0
SOC 307 - Data Analysis, Presentation, and Management 3.0
SOC 310 - Social Inquiry 3.0
SOC 311 - Contemporary Sociological Theory 3.0
SOC 318 - (Soc-SFL 333) Adolescent Development in the Family and Other Social Contexts 3.0
SOC 321 - Sociology of Innovation 3.0
SOC 322 - Class Inequality 3.0
SOC 323 - Racial and Minority-Group Relations 3.0
SOC 325 - Introduction to the Sociology of Religion 3.0
SOC 326 - Sociology of Education 3.0
SOC 327 - Sociology of the LDS Church and Its People 3.0
SOC 328 - Sociology of Sport 3.0
SOC 329 - Medical Sociology 3.0
SOC 330 - Cultural Sociology 3.0
SOC 333 - (Soc-Nurs) End-of-Life Care 3.0
SOC 339 - Social Organization and Change 3.0
SOC 340 - Sociology of International Development 3.0
SOC 345 - World Populations 3.0
SOC 350 - (Soc-Psych) Introduction to Social Psychology 3.0
SOC 360 - Introduction to Family Sociology 3.0
SOC 361 - Theoretical Foundations of Marriage and Family 3.0
SOC 365 - Sociology of Aging 3.0
SOC 367 - Sociology of Gender 3.0
SOC 370 - The Sociology of Urban Life 3.0
SOC 380 - Deviant Behavior and Social Control 3.0
SOC 383 - Juvenile Delinquency 3.0
SOC 390R - Special Topics in Contemporary Sociology 3.0v
SOC 399R - Academic Internship 6.0v
SOC 404 - Qualitative Research Methods 3.0
SOC 405 - Multiple Regression Analysis and Social Science Computing 3.0
SOC 420 - Understanding Modern Societies 3.0
SOC 421 - Sociology of Organizations 3.0
SOC 422 - Inequality and Society 3.0
SOC 424 - Political Sociology 3.0
SOC 425 - Markets and Society 3.0
SOC 426 - Sociology of Work and Occupations 3.0
SOC 450 - The Family and Social Change 3.0
SOC 455R - Senior Capstone Part 1 3.0
SOC 456R - Senior Capstone Part 2 3.0
SOC 460 - Issues in Family Sociology 3.0
SOC 481 - Crime, Justice, and Corrections 3.0
SOC 490R - Special Topics in Sociology 3.0v
SOC 495R - Directed Reading in Sociology 6.0v
SOC 497R - Directed Research in Sociology 6.0v
SOC 524 - Advanced Political Sociology 3.0
SOC 525 - Sociology of Religion 3.0
SOC 527 - Sociology of the LDS Church and Its People 3.0
SOC 528 - Sociology of Rural Communities 3.0
SOC 565 - The Individual and Family in Later Years 3.0
SOC 590R - Special Topics in Sociology 3.0v
SOC 595R - Directed Readings 3.0v
SOC 598R - Pro-Seminar 1.0
requirement 11 Complete 2 options
requirement 12 Complete 2 options
option 12.1 Complete 1 course
option 12.2 Complete 1 course
ECON 213R - Topics in Economic Analysis 3.0v
ECON 230 - Economic Development and Growth 3.0
ECON 253 - Money and Banking 3.0
ECON 257 - International Trade and Finance 3.0
ECON 265 - Introduction to Health Economics 3.0
ECON 274 - American Economic History 3.0
ECON 275 - Public Finance 3.0
ECON 280 - Introduction to Economic Analysis and Reasoning 3.0
ECON 378 - Statistics for Economists 3.0
ECON 380 - Intermediate Price Theory 1 3.0
ECON 381 - Intermediate Macroeconomics 3.0
ECON 382 - Intermediate Price Theory 2 3.0
ECON 388 - Introduction to Econometrics 3.0
ECON 413R - Topics in Economic Theory 5.0v
ECON 420 - Economics of Antitrust Law and Regulation 3.0
ECON 421 - Law and Economics 3.0
ECON 431 - Economic Development 3.0
ECON 432 - Economic Growth 3.0
ECON 440 - Natural Resources and Environmental Economics 3.0
ECON 450 - Financial Economics 3.0
ECON 453 - Monetary Theory and Policy 3.0
ECON 458 - International Trade Theory and Applications 3.0
ECON 459 - International Monetary Theory 3.0
ECON 461 - Economics of Education 3.0
ECON 463 - Economics of the Labor Market 3.0
ECON 465 - Health Economics 3.0
ECON 468 - Urban Economics 3.0
ECON 474 - Topics in Economic History 3.0
ECON 475 - Public Economics 3.0
ECON 476 - Industrial Organization 3.0
ECON 477 - Political Economics 3.0
ECON 478 - Game Theory and Economics 3.0
ECON 482 - Welfare Economics 3.0
ECON 486 - Mathematical Economics 3.0
ECON 488 - Applied Econometrics 3.0
ECON 490 - Senior Paper 1.0
ECON 498R - Readings in Economics 2.0v
ECON 580 - Advanced Price Theory 3.0
ECON 581 - Advanced Macroeconomics 3.0
ECON 582 - Topics in Mathematical Economics 3.0
ECON 586 - Advanced Mathematics for Economists 3.0
ECON 588 - Advanced Econometrics 3.0
ECON 599R - Academic Internship: Supervised Management and Training 6.0v
requirement 13 Complete 2 options
Professional Education Component:
Licensure Requirements: Contact the Educaton Advisement Center, 350 MCKB, 422-3426, to schedule the exit interview to clear your application for the secondary teaching license. You should be registered for your last semester at BYU prior to the scheduled appointment.
option 13.1 Complete 6 courses
option 13.2 Complete 12.0 hours from the following course(s)
Apply for student teaching/internship one semester in advance by September 30th or January 31st. Applications are online at www.byu.edu/fieldservices.html.
SC ED 476R - Secondary Student-Teaching 12.0v
You may take up to 12 credit hours.
SC ED 496R - Academic Internship: Secondary Education 12.0
You may take up to 12 credit hours.
Note: It is the student's responsibility to be sure that the Praxis test has been taken and that BYU has received the test scores, that their fingerprint background clearance is current, and that state licensing fees have been paid prior to graduation. Students will also be responsible for any additional requirements imposed by the state prior to their graduation. To confirm the status of these requirements contact the Education Advisement Center, 120 MCKB, 422-3426. Graduation and Utah licensure cannot be processed until these requirements have been completed.
Student teachers/interns must complete three forms in their LiveText accounts (PIBS, CDS, FED) and attach their TWS to the LiveText account for their program. All four must be completed to be cleared for graduation.
Program Outcomes

Subject Matter

Candidates can identify the core concepts and standards associated with the social science curricula taught in secondary classrooms (subject areas: history, political science, geography, psychology) and can create learning experiences that make these concepts meaningful for students.

Learning and Learning

Candidates can articulate how young people learn and develop, acknowledging individual and cultural differences, in order to create environments that motivate collaborative learning.

Instructional Strategies

Candidates use a variety of instructional strategies to encourage students? development of critical thinking, problem solving, and performance skills, and use assessments to inform instruction.

Professional Development

Candidates continually reflect on and evaluate their teaching practices, actively seek opportunities to grow professionally, engage in ethical behavior, and collaborate with stakeholders (students, parents, and other professionals in the learning community).

INTASC Core Standards

Demonstrate basic competency in the INTASC Core Standards (Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium) as specified by The Council of Chief State School Officers and as established by the Department of Education of the State of Utah.