Academic Programs - Secondary
 

 


For more information:
Reba Gould

(401) 874-2564

rgould@uri.edu

 

Undergraduate Programs
Secondary Education

 

 

Academic Specializations

Academic specialization is of utmost importance to the secondary school (7-12) teacher. Each student must present a subject matter specialization in the selected fields commonly taught in secondary schools. The following specializations are available to prospective secondary school teachers registered with the School of Education.

 

 

·        History/Social Studies
 Academic Overview

 Requirements for those  accepted after Fall of  2003
(WORD), (PDF)

·         Mathematics
Academic Overview

 Requirements
(WORD), (PDF)

·        English
Academic Overview
Requirements
(WORD), (PDF)

 

·        Requirements for those accepted before Fall of 2003
 (WORD), (PDF)

·        Foreign Language
 Academic Overview
 Typical course of study
 (Latin only)

 

·        Latin Requirements
 (WORD), (PDF)

·        Spanish Requirements
 (WORD), (PDF)

·        Italian Requirements
 (WORD), (PDF)

·        German Requirements
 (WORD), (PDF)

·        French Requirements
 (WORD), (PDF)

·        The Sciences
 Academic Overview
 

 

·        General Science
Requirements
 (WORD), (PDF)

·        Biology
Requirements
(WORD), (PDF)

·         Chemistry
 Requirements
(WORD), (PDF)

·        Physics
Requirements
(WORD), (PDF)

 

The professional concentration requires the following:

  • A minimum of 30 hours
  • Related courses (e.g., a year of math) are often required for many concentrations. A specific list of subject matter concentration requirements for each is also available from the Office of Teacher Education, 701 Chafee or the School of Education, Chaffee 705.
  • Middle School Professional Endorsements require a minor, 21 credits or a major and include specific content courses.

 

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