Choose one of the following content areas for licensure:
Each path combines content methodology courses and professional practices to prepare you to teach that subject.
Curriculum (38 Credit Hours)
Professional Education Course
EDUC 500* Social Foundations of Education (3)
EDUC 523* Content Area Literacy (3)
EDUC 528* Learning Differences and Exceptionalities (3)
EDUC 550 Educational Psychology (3)
EDUC 555* Proactive Approaches to Classroom Management (3)
EDUC 568 Assessment in Education (3)
EDUC 571* Professional Practices I (3)
Clinical Practice Courses
EDUC 625 Adolescent/Young Adult Clinical Practice (8)
EDUC 627 Adolescent/Young Adult Professional Practices II and Seminar (3)
Choose the Content Course Corresponding to Licensure:
EDUC 564* Adolescent and Young Adult Science Methodology (3)
EDUC 565* Adolescent and Young Adult Mathematics Methodology (3)
EDUC 566* Adolescent and Young Adult Language Arts Methodology (3)
EDUC 567* Adolescent and Young Adult Social Studies Methodology (3)
Choose the Seminar Course Corresponding to Licensure:
EDUC 502 Language Arts Seminar (3)
EDUC 504 Math Seminar (3)
EDUC 505 Science Seminar (3)
EDUC 506 Social Studies Seminar (3)
*Additional field hours are required
Students May Need Additional Content Courses
For a complete listing of MAT requirements, policies and procedures please refer to the Graduate Catalog.
Core Courses (13 Credit Hours)
Choose One of the Following:
With an Adolescent and Young Adult License for grades seven through twelve, you will be prepared to:
• Teach your selected content area with confidence whether you specialize in mathematics, language arts, science, or social studies
• Create engaging and developmentally appropriate learning experiences for secondary students
• Support diverse learners through instructional strategies, assessment practices, and classroom management techniques
• Contribute to academic growth and college and career preparation for students in grades seven through twelve
• Serve as a mentor, advisor, and positive influence in a secondary school setting
Graduates of this licensure track may pursue roles such as:
• Secondary school teacher in grades seven through twelve for your chosen content area
• Instructor or tutor in academic support and enrichment programs
• Curriculum contributor or department level leader within your discipline
• Coach, club advisor, or student activities facilitator
• Educational specialist in community based youth programs or learning centers
Dr. Jessica Grubaugh
Director of Graduate Teacher Education Programs
Muskingum University
260 Stadium Drive
New Concord, OH 43762
PH: 740-826-8470
E-mail: grubaugh@muskingum.edu
