Integrated Language Arts/English Education

Effective for students admitted to the College of Education and Human Ecology beginning Autumn 2022

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General Education Requirements (32-39 Hours)

Bookends (2 Hours)

• Launch Seminar (1)
• Reflection Seminar (1)

Foundations (22-25 Hours)

• Writing & Information Literacy (3)
• Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning or Data Analysis (3-5)
• Literary, Visual & Performing Arts (3)
• Historical & Cultural Studies (3)
• Natural Science (4-5)
• Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)
• Race, Ethnic & Gender Diversity (3)

Thematic Pathways (8-12 Hours)

Take 4-6 hours from Citizenship for a Diverse & Just World and 4-6 hours from another Thematic Pathway of choice.

• Citizenship for a Diverse & Just World
• Choice of 4-6 hours from one additional Thematic Pathway:
  • Lived Environments
  • Origins & Evolution
  • Migration, Mobility, & Immobility
  • Sustainability
  • Traditions, Cultures, & Transformations
  • Health & Wellbeing
  • Number, Nature, Mind

College Requirement (1 Hour)

• EHE 1100 College Survey (1)

Pre-Major Requirements (10 Hours)

• EDUCST 2189S First Education Experience Program (FEEP) (3)
• ESPHE 3206 School and Society (can overlap with GE Race, Ethnicity, & Gender Diversity) (3)
• EDUTL 2189 Field Experience (1)
• ENGLISH 3398 Methods for the Study of Literature (3)

Content Requirements (39 Hours)

Must maintain a minimum 2.75 GPA in Content Requirements

• ENGLISH 3271 Structure of the English Language (can overlap with GE Historical & Cultural Studies) (3)
• ENGLISH 2269 Digital Media Composing (can overlap with Literary, Visual, & Performing Arts) (3)
• Choose one (either can overlap with GE Writing & Information Literacy):
  • EDUTL 2367 Education, Society and Writing (3)
  • ENGLISH 2367.xx (3)
• ENGLISH 4572 English Grammar and Usage (3)
• EDUTL 3356 Literature for Adolescents (3)
• EDUTL 3368 Black Voices Matter: Resisting Anti-Blackness via Black Youth Literature and Media (3)

American Literature

Choose ONE course:

• ENGLISH 2290 Colonial and U.S. Literature to 1865
• ENGLISH 2291 U.S. Literature: 1865 to Present
• ENGLISH 4550 Spec Topics in Colonial & Early Nat’l Lit of the U.S.
• ENGLISH 4551 Spec Topics in 19th-Century U.S. Literature
• ENGLISH 4553 20th-Century U.S. Fiction
• ENGLISH 4564.03 Major Author in American Literature to 1900

British Literature

Choose ONE course:

• ENGLISH 2201 Selected Works of Brit Lit: Medieval through 1800
• ENGLISH 2202 Selected Works of Brit Lit: 1800 to Present
• ENGLISH 4514 Middle English Literature
• ENGLISH 4515 Chaucer
• ENGLISH 4521 Renaissance Drama
• ENGLISH 4522 Renaissance Poetry
• ENGLISH 4523 Special Topics in Renaissance Literature & Culture
• ENGLISH 4533 The Early British Novel: Origins to 1830
• ENGLISH 4535 Spec Topics in Restoration & 18th C. Brit Lit & Cult
• ENGLISH 4540 Nineteenth-Century British Poetry
• ENGLISH 4542 The Nineteenth-Century British Novel
• ENGLISH 4543 20th-Century British Fiction
• ENGLISH 4564.01 Major Author in Med & Renaissance Brit Lit
• ENGLISH 4564.02 Major Author in 18th- and 19th-C. Brit Lit

Film Studies

Choose ONE course:

• ENGLISH 2263 Introduction to Film
• ENGLISH 3378 Special Topics in Film and Literature
• ENGLISH 4578 Special Topics in Film
• WGSST 2317 Gender at the Movies: Hollywood and Beyond
• WGSST 4527.01 Studies in Gender and Cinema
• YIDDISH 3399 The Holocaust in Yiddish Writing and Film

Non-Western World Literature

Choose ONE course:

• AFAMAST 2251 Introduction to African Literature
• AFAMAST 4584H Literature and Modern Experience in Africa
• ARABIC 2701 Classical and Medieval Arabic Literature in Translation
• ARABIC 2702 Gender and Citizenship in Modern Arabic Literature
• ARABIC 5702 Arabic Folk Narrative in Translation
• CHINESE 2451 Chinese Literature in Translation
• CHINESE 4402 Traditional Chinese Fiction in Translation
• CHINESE 4403 Modern Chinese Literature in Translation
• COMPSTD 2301 Intro to World Literature
• COMPSTD 3603 Love in World Literature
• COMPSTD 3604 Women in East Asian and Asian American Lit
• *ENGLISH 4583 Special Topics in World Literature in English
• HEBREW/JEWSHST 2700 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
• HEBREW/JEWSHST 2701 Medieval Hebrew Literature in Translation
• HEBREW/JEWSHST 2702 Modern Hebrew Literature in Translation
• ISLAM 4626 Introduction to the Arabic Qur’an
• ISLAM 5701 The Qur’an in Translation
• JAPANSE 2451 Japanese Literature in Translation
• JAPANSE 2452 Modern Japanese Literature in Translation

*Note: Courses must be Non-Western focused. Check with individual instructors about content before assuming it will count for these competencies.

Women’s Literature

Choose ONE course:

• AFAMAST 2367.04 Black Women Writers: Text and Context
• ENGLISH 4592 Special Topics in Women in Literature and Culture
• COMPSTD 3604 Women in East Asian and Asian American Lit
• WGSST 2215 Reading Women Writers
• WGSST 4540 Women of Color: Art, Literature and Culture

U.S. Minority Literature

Choose ONE course:

• AFAMAST 2281 Introduction to African-American Literature
• AFAMAST 2367.01 African-American Voices U.S. Literature
• COMPSTD 4803 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture
• COMPSTD 4804 Studies in Latino Literature and Culture
• ENGLISH 4580 Special Topics in LGBTQ Literatures and Cultures
• ENGLISH 4581 Special Topics in U.S. Ethnic Literatures
• ENGLISH 4582 Special Topics in African-American Literature
• ENGLISH 4586 Studies in American Indian Literature and Culture
• ENGLISH 4587 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture
• ENGLISH 4588 Studies in Latino/a Literature and Culture

Shakespeare Literature

Choose ONE course:

• ENGLISH 2220 Introduction to Shakespeare
• ENGLISH 4520.01 Shakespeare
• ENGLISH 4520.02 Special Topics in Shakespeare

Major Requirements(41 Hours)

• ESEPSY 2309 Psychological Perspectives on Education (3)
• EDUTL 5501 Inclusion: Philosophical, Social, and Practice Issues: General Student Body (3)
• Choose one:
  • ESEPSY 5401 Adolescent Learning and Development in School Contexts (3)
  • HDFS 2420 Adolescence and Emerging Adult Development (3)
• EDUTL 5442 Teaching Reading Across the Curriculum (3)
• EDUTL 5005 Equity, Diversity, and Justice in Education (can overlap with GE Citizenship for a Diverse & Just World) (3)
• EDUTL 5341 Journalism and New Media in the 7-12 Classroom (3)
• EDUTL 5345 Teacher Inquiry& Methods: Writing (3)
• EDUTL 5346 Teacher Inquiry& Methods: Literature (3)
• EDUTL 3189.03 Field Experience: English Language Education (1)
• EDUTL 4189.03 Advanced Field Experience: English Language Arts Education (2)
• EDUTL 5195.03 Reflective Seminar: English Language Education (1+1+2)
• EDUTL 5191.03 Supervised Student Teaching Internship: English Language Education (1)

Successful completion of the Ohio Assessment for Educators examinations is required prior to student teaching. To be recommended for state of Ohio teacher licensure, must maintain a 2.75 cumulative GPA, 2.75 content GPA, and earn a B- or higher grade in student teaching.

Total Hours: 110-130

Free Electives to reach 120 Hours: 0-10

Minimum of 120 credit hours required for degree completion. Total Hours range is based on requirement course choices and/or the number of credits that overlap between requirement areas. Students are encouraged to overlap as many credits as possible.