Form XX

Summary of Course Requirements for Specialty Program

 

Institution:

Lake Superior State University

Date:

04 FEB 05

 

Specialty Program:

Elementary Integrated Science - DI

 

Program Standards:

State Board of Education

Standards Date:

8-2-02

 

Program Contact Person(s):

David M. Myton

 

DIRECTIONS:  On the matrix below, list the required courses for this specialty program.  Also, indicate the number of electives and any special considerations that apply.  In addition to listing the course title, course number, and course semester hours, please indicate whether the course is required for the secondary major or minor, elementary major or minor, the K-12 major or minor, and/or an endorsement.

 

 

 

Course Title

 

Course Number

*

Sem.

Hours

Secondary

Elementary

K-12

Additional

Endorse-ments

 

 

 

Maj.

Min.

Maj.

Min.

Maj.

Min.

 

Physical and Historical Geology I

or

 

 

Introduction to Geology

GE 121

(expanded objectives for GE 121-122)

 

 

or NS102

4

 

  

X

X

 

 

X

Physical Geography: Meteorology and Climatology  or

Oceanography

GG 108

(w/ lab)

or

NS 116

4

    

 X

X

 

 

X

Astronomy

NS 119

4

  

 

X

 

 

 

 
Field Biology BL107 3     X X     X
General Biology I BL131 4     X X     X
General Biology II BL132 4     X        
Conceptual Physics NS101  (lab) 4     X X     X
Chemistry in Society NS110 4     X X     X
Introduction to Environmental Science NS103 and LAB104 4     X X     X
CH105 Life Chemistry II CH105  4     X        
                   

Science Methods for Elementary Teachers

(required of all elementary candidates -not included in total)

TE421

(2)

    

(X)

(X)

 

 

(X)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total number of SEMESTER HOURS required for each option offered:

*If the institution assigns a different type of credit, please convert to semester hours.

 

 

    

 39

 27

 

 

27

 

Provide descriptions of all courses contained on the above listing.  Descriptions must provide enough information to show that standards could logically be met in these courses