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Commission on Teacher CredentialingMultiple Subject and Single Subject Pedagogy Information

April 2017

The Commission on Teacher Credentialing surveyed all Preliminary Multipleand Single Teacher Preparation programs to ascertain which programs acceptad hoc enrollment--for one or two courses rather than a full educatorpreparation program. This document was prepared to assist individuals,colleges, universities and employers find pedagogy courses that an individualcould complete to satisfy the §80499 requirements. Title 5 Regulations require that a teacher complete a pedagogy course in thecontent area for which the individual is earning an additional authorizationthrough the §80499 process. A single subject teacher earning a Multiple Subject teaching credential mustcomplete a self-contained or elementary pedagogy. In addition, the completionof both a beginning reader methodology course and passage of the ReadingInstruction Competency Assessment is required.

A teacher earning a Single Subject authorization must complete adepartmentalized pedagogy course to earn the new content area authorization.The exceptions are within the Sciences—one science pedagogy course appliesto any of the science credentials and World Languages—one World Languagepedagogy course applies to any language. Only those institutions that completed the survey AND indicated that theyaccept ad hoc enrollment are listed in this document. The document alsoprovides specific pedagogy course information such as the delivery format,fees, number, title and contacts for the listed institutions. The information wascollected from January 2017 to March 2017 and was reported by the localinstitution. It is possible that the information will change--please check with theinstitution. The Commission plans to collect this information annually and will post anupdated list in spring 2018.

I. Course Format 1II. Ad hoc Enrollment 3III. Delivery Format 5IV. Application Fee 7V. Course Fee 9VI. MS/SS Pedagogy Course Information* 1) Self Contained Pedagogy 11 2) Reading Course 14 3) English 16 4) Mathematics 18 5) Science 21 6) Social Science 23 7) Art 26 8) Music 28 9) Physical Education 30 10) World Languages 32 11) World Language: ELD (no information provided) 12) Agriculture 34 13) Business 35 14) Health 36 15) Home Economics 37 16) Industrial and Technology Education 38VII. Additional Information 39

Commission on Teacher CredentialingMultiple Subject and Single Subject Pedagogy Information

April 2017

Table of Content

* = Includes course number, course title, contact person and information, and the website URL.

*Information provided by institution. If no information, contact institution. 1

Course FormatInstitution Name Program Schedule Offers Multiple Subject Program Offers Single Subject ProgramCSUBakersfield Semester Yes YesChannel Islands Semester Yes YesChico Semester Yes YesEast Bay Quarter Yes YesFresno Semester Yes YesFullerton Semester Yes YesHumboldt Semester Yes YesLong Beach Semester Yes YesLos Angeles Semester Yes YesNorthridge Semester Yes YesSan Francisco YesSan Jose Semester YesSan Luis Obispo Quarter Yes YesSonoma Semester Yes YesStanislaus Semester Yes YesUCRiverside Quarter Yes YesSan Diego Quarter Yes YesPrivate/IndependentAlliant International University Other Yes YesAzusa Pacific University Semester Yes YesBard College Semester NoBrandman University Trimester Yes YesCalifornia Lutheran University Semester Yes YesChapman University Semester Yes YesConcordia University Irvine Semester Yes YesDominican University of California Semester YesFresno Pacific University Semester Yes YesHope International University Other Yes YesMills College Semester Yes YesMount Saint Mary's University Semester Yes YesNational University Month Yes YesPacific Union College Quarter Yes NoPepperdine University Semester Yes YesPoint Loma Nazarene University Semester Yes YesSimpson University Semester Yes YesTeachers College of San Joaquin Semester Yes YesThe Master's College Semester Yes YesUniversity of La Verne Semester Yes YesUniversity of Phoenix Month Yes Yes

Course FormatInstitution Name Program Schedule Offers Multiple Subject Program Offers Single Subject ProgramWilliam Jessup University Semester YesLEAHigh Tech High Semester Yes Yes

CSUBakersfield Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes YesChannel Islands Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesChico Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No NoEast Bay Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No No NoFresno Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesFullerton Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes No No No No No NoHumboldt Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No No YesLong Beach Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesLos Angeles Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesNorthridge Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No Yes NoSan FranciscoSan JoseSan Luis Obispo Yes Yes Yes Yes YesSonoma Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesStanislaus Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesUCLos Angeles Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesRiverside Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesSan Diego YesPrivate/IndependentAlliant International University No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No NoAzusa Pacific University No No No No No No No No No No NoBard College Yes Yes Yes YesBrandman University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesCalifornia Lutheran University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesChapman University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No No No No NoConcordia University Irvine Yes YesDominican University of California Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesFresno Pacific University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No No NoHope International University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes No NoMills College No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No NoMount Saint Mary's UniversityNational University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes YesPacific Union College Yes YesPepperdine University

Allows 'Ad hoc' Enrollment

Institution Name

Multiple Subject Single Subject Authorizations

Institution Name

Point Loma Nazarene University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes NoSimpson University Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes YesTeachers College of San Joaquin No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes NoThe Master's College Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesUniversity of La VerneUniversity of Phoenix Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesWilliam Jessup UniversityLEAHigh Tech High Yes No Yes Yes Yes YesGrand Total 27 25 28 29 28 29 19 22 21 22 0 8 7 11 7 6

Delivery Format Key:FF = Face-to Face ONLYB = Blended/Hybrid OnlyO = Online Only

FFO = Face-to Face and OnlineOBH = Online and Blended/Hybrid

FFBH = Face-to Face and Blended/HybridFBO = All three formats 5

CSUBakersfield FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFChannel Islands FF FFChico FF FBO FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF O FFEast Bay FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFFresno FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF OFullerton FF FF O O O OHumboldt O O O O O O O O O OLong Beach FFO FFO FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFOLos Angeles FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFNorthridge FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFSan FranciscoSan JoseSan Luis Obispo FF FF FF FF FFSonoma FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFStanislaus FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFUCRiverside FF O O O O OSan Diego OPrivate/IndependentAlliant International UniversityAzusa Pacific University FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFBard College FFBH OBH OBH FFOBrandman University FFO FFO O O O O O O O O O O O O OCalifornia Lutheran University FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBH FFBHChapman University FF FF FF FF FF FF FFConcordia University Irvine FF FFDominican University of California FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFFresno Pacific University FF FF B B B B B B B BHope International University O O O O O O O O O OMills CollegeMount Saint Mary's UniversityNational University FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO

Delivery Format

Institution Name

Delivery Format Key:FF = Face-to Face ONLYB = Blended/Hybrid OnlyO = Online Only

FFO = Face-to Face and OnlineOBH = Online and Blended/Hybrid

FFBH = Face-to Face and Blended/HybridFBO = All three formats 6

Delivery Format

Institution Name

Pacific Union College FF FFPepperdine UniversityPoint Loma Nazarene University FFO FF B B B B B B B B B B BSimpson University FFO FF FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFO FFOTeachers College of San Joaquin FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FFThe Master's College FF FF FF FF FF FF FFUniversity of La VerneUniversity of Phoenix FBO FBO FBO FBO FBO FBO FBO FBO FBO FBOWilliam Jessup UniversityLEAHigh Tech High FF FF FF FF FF

CSUBakersfield $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Channel Islands $51-$100 $51-$100Chico $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50East Bay $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50FresnoFullerton $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Humboldt $51-$100 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Long BeachLos Angeles $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100Northridge $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50San FranciscoSan JoseSan Luis Obispo < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50Sonoma $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Stanislaus $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50

Riverside $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50San Diego $0-$50

Alliant International UniversityAzusa Pacific UniversityBard College $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Brandman University < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50California Lutheran University $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Chapman University $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Concordia University Irvine < $50 < $50Dominican University of California $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Fresno Pacific University $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Hope International University $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Mills CollegeMount Saint Mary's UniversityNational University $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100 $51-$100Pacific Union College $0-$50 $0-$50Pepperdine UniversityPoint Loma Nazarene University $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50

Private/Independent

Application Fee

Institution Name

Application Fee

Institution Name

Simpson University $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50Teachers College of San Joaquin $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50The Master's College $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50University of La VerneUniversity of Phoenix < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50 < $50William Jessup University

High Tech High $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50 $0-$50LEA

CI = Contact Institution*Information provided by institution. If no information, contact institution. 9

CSUBakersfield $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

Channel Islands $601-$1000 $601-$1000

Chico $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

East Bay $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000

Fresno $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000

Fullerton $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

Humboldt $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600

Long Beach $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000

Los Angeles CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI

Northridge $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

San FranciscoSan JoseSan Luis Obispo $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up

Sonoma $601-$1000 $601-$1000 CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI

Stanislaus $601-$1000 $1001 & up $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000

Riverside $1001 & up $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600

San Diego $301-$600

Alliant International UniversityAzusa Pacific UniversityBard College CI CI CI CI

Brandman University $1001 & up $1001 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up

California Lutheran University $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

Chapman University $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

Concordia University Irvine $1001 & up $1001 & up

Dominican University of California $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

Fresno Pacific University $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

Hope International University $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600

Mills CollegeMount Saint Mary's UniversityNational University CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI CI

Pacific Union College $1001 & up $1001 & up

Course Fee

Institution Name

Private/Independent

CI = Contact Institution*Information provided by institution. If no information, contact institution. 10

Course Fee

Institution Name

Pepperdine UniversityPoint Loma Nazarene University $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

Simpson University $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000 $601-$1000

Teachers College of San Joaquin $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

The Master's College $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up $1001 & up

University of La VerneUniversity of Phoenix $501-$1000 $501-$1000 $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up $201 & up

William Jessup University

High Tech High $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600 $301-$600

MS/SS Pedagogy Course Information

Institution Name Course Number Course Title When Offered Contact Person Contact Number Website URL

BakersfieldEDEL 5200 or EDEL 5500

Math Methods/Assess. or Science Methods/Assess.

Stephanie Prielipp, Credential Analyst II

sprielipp@csub.eduhttp://www.csub.edu/sse/teacher_education/index.html

Channel Islands Manuel Correia manuel.correia@csuci.edu

Chico EDTE 523A Curriculum Theory & Practice: Math

F/S Andrew Nichols acnichols@csuchico.edu http://rce.csuchico.edu/openu

East Bay Please check variesCredentials Student Service Center

credentials@csueastbay.edu

http://www.csueastbay.edu/ceas/cssc/forms-and-docs/

Fullerton EDEL 430Foundations in Elementary School Teaching

F/S Heather Terry hterry@fullerton.edu http://ed.fullerton.edu/EDEL/

Humboldt SED 701 Elementary Methods Spring Cora Vay (707)826-5108http://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long BeachEDEL 442 or EDEL 462 or EDEL 472 or SCED 475

Teaching & Learning Language Arts or Math or History/Social Science or Science

F/W/Sp/SuTeacher Preparation Advising Center

562-985-1105http://www.ced.csulb.edu/mscp/adding-multiple-subject-credential-existing-valid-single-subject-credential

Los Angeles EDEL 4150Curriculum and Teaching of Reading and Language Arts

F/S Nicole Cravello 323-343-4342

NorthridgeEED 575 or EED 565M or EED 565S

Integrated Social Studies and Arts Curriculum and Methods or Mathematics Curriculum and Methods or Science Curriculum and Methods

Fall/Spring Semesters

Estela Chacon (818) 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

SonomaEDMS 471 or EDMS 474 or EDMS 475

Teaching Social Studies in a Multicultural Setting or Math in the Elem. School or Science in the Elem. School

Fall and Spring Kathy Morris morrisk@sonoma.eduhttp://www.sonoma.edu/education/lsee/multiple-subject/index.html

Stanislaus EDMS 4121 Mathematics Methods

Various options - day and evening, and various locations

Credentials Services

credentials@csustan.edu (209) 667-3534

www.csustan.edu/credentials

Riverside EDUC 282A-001Curriculum Theory and Instructional Processes: Mathematics and Science

Only Fall Quarter

Leticia Singh creded@ucr.edu education.ucr.edu

Multiple Subject - Self-Contained Pedagogy

Brandman University

EDMU 523, or EDMU 524, or EDMU 525

Teaching History, Social Science & Visual Performing Arts,or Teaching and Learning Math, or Teaching and Learning Science

Fall 1, Fall 2, Spring 1, Spring 2, Summer 1 (History, Science Only)

Teacher Accreditation Department

credentialalerts@brandman.edu

https://www.brandman.edu/education

California Lutheran University

EDTP 525Teaching II: Advanced Planning & Methods for Content Standards

F/S Christina Soria csoria@callutheran.eduhttps://www.callutheran.edu/education/credential-office/multiple-subject-authorization.html

Chapman University

EDUC 547Learning in Diverse Classrooms Investigating/Desining Transformative Enviroments

F/S Maria Lynch mmlynch@chapman.edu www.chapman.edu/ces

Concordia University Irvine

Educ 522 and Educ 523

Math & Science Methods Elementary/Integrated Methods Elementary

Fall/Spring Semesters

Debbie Brumfield debbie.brumfield@cui.edu

Dominican University of California

EDUC 5145 or 5545 Teaching Math F/S Carolyn Shawcarolyn.shaw@dominican.edu

http://www.dominican.edu/academics/education/department-of-education/teaching-credentials/curriculum

Fresno Pacific University

EDUC 645Curriculum Design and Implementation

Fall/Spring Darrell Blanks darrell.blanks@fresno.edu

Hope International University

EDU 5350 Methods - Math and ScienceFall Mod 3/ Spring Mod 2

Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

TED636 Methods monthlyNational University Admissions

nu.edu www.nu.edu

Pacific Union College

EDUC 345Teaching Math & Science in the Elementary School

Fall Cherith Mundyteachingcredentials@puc.edu

http://www.puc.edu/academics/departments/education/home

Point Loma Nazarene University

EDU611Interdisciplinary Approaches to Teaching in the Content Area

F/S/Su Stephanie Meier 661-377-4721 www.pointloma.edu

Simpson University

ED 5421Curriculum & Instruction in the Elementary School

F/S/SBecky Shaughnessy

bshaughnessy@simpsonu.edu

simpsonu.edu

Private/Independent

The Master's College

ED530A, ED530B

Teaching Strategies for Elementary Math, Social Studies, Visual & Performing Arts, Physical Education & Science

FKathleen Thomson

kthomson@masters.edu www.masters.edu

University of Phoenix

MTE 533 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Science and Mathematics

Continuously Ashley Norris1-800-366-9699Ashley.Norris@phoenix.edu

http://www.phoenix.edu/

High Tech High EDUC 207 Elementary Methods S Julie HolmesCredentialing@hightechhigh.org

www.hightechhigh.org

Bakersfield EDEL 5100Literacy and the Arts for Diverse Learners

Stephanie Prielipp, Credential Analyst II

Chico EDTE 672Teaching Reading in Bilingual/General Education Classrooms

F/S Andrew Nichols acnichols@csuchico.edu http://rce.csuchico.edu/openu

East Bay Please checkCredentials Student Service Center

Fullerton EDEL 433Language Arts & Reading Instruction in the Public Schools

F/S Heather Terry hterry@fullerton.edu http://ed.fullerton.edu/EDEL/

Long Beach EDEL 452 Teaching & Learning Reading F/W/Sp/SuTeacher Preparation Advising Center

562-985-1105http://www.ced.csulb.edu/mscp/adding-multiple-subject-credential-existing-valid-single-subject-credential

Los Angeles EDEL 4160 Curriculum and Teaching of Writing/Language Arts

F/S Nicole Cravello 323-343-4342

Northridge EED 520Teaching Reading in the Elementary School

Fall/Spring Semester

Estela Chacon (818) 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

SonomaEDMS 463 or EDMS 475

Teaching Reading & Language Arts to Younger Students or Teaching Reading & Language Arts to Older Students and Struggling Readers

Fall and Spring Kathy Morris morrisk@sonoma.eduhttp://www.sonoma.edu/education/lsee/multiple-subject/index.html

Stanislaus EDMS 4110 Reading Methodsvarious times and locations

Credentials Services

credentials@csustan.edu (209) 667-3534

www.csustan.edu/credentials

San Diego EDUC-31537Beginning Readers: Process to Practice

F/SUCSD Extension Education Dept

unexeduc@ucsd.eduhttp://extension.ucsd.edu/studyarea/index.cfm?vAction=singleCourse&vCourse=EDUC-31537

Brandman University

EDMU 521Literacy and Language in K-8 Classrooms II

Multiple Subject - Reading Course

Private/Independent

Multiple Subject - Reading Course

EDTP 521Literacy & Language in Diverse Classrooms

F/S Christina Soria csoria@callutheran.eduhttps://www.callutheran.edu/education/credential-office/multiple-subject-authorization.html

Chapman University

EDUC 500Literacy and Learning: Teaching of Reading

F/S Maria Lynch mmlynch@chapman.edu www.chapman.edu/ces

Concordia University Irvine

Educ 560Reading Instruction in Diverse Classrooms

Debbie Brumfield debbie.brumfield@cui.edu

EDUC 5165 or 5565 Teaching Reading F/S Carolyn Shawcarolyn.shaw@dominican.edu

EDUC 642 Language and Literacy I Fall/Spring Darrell Blanks darrell.blanks@fresno.edu

EDU 5340Methods Lanuage Arts and Reading Instruction

Fall Mod 3/Spring Mod 2

Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

TED621BReading Language Arts Methodology

monthlyNational University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDUC 353 Beginning Reading and Writing Winter Cherith Mundyteachingcredentials@puc.edu

http://www.puc.edu/academics/departments/education/home

EDU610Methods of Teaching Reading and Writing

Simpson University

ED 5400Language Arts in the Elementary School

F/SBecky Shaughnessy

simpsonu.edu

ED510Teaching Reading/Language Arts in Elementary School

FKathleen Thomson

RDG 537 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Reading and Language Arts

Ashley Norris1-800-366-9699Ashley.Norris@phoenix.edu

www.phoenix.edu

Bakersfield EDSE 5220 Methods for Teaching: English F/SStephanie Prielipp

Channel Islands EDSS 543 Secondary School Methods English

F/W/S Manuel Corriea manuel.correia@csuci.eduhttp://www.csuci.edu/academics/credential.htm

Chico EDTE 536-03 Subject Area Pedagogy II F/S Andrew Nichols acnichols@csuchico.edu http://rce.csuchico.edu/openu

FresnoCurriculum and Instruction 161

Methods and Materials in Secondary Teaching English

F/SDr. Alison Mandaville

amandaville@csufresno.edu

Humboldt SED 733 & SED 746 Secondary Seminar: Engl F/S Cora Vay cora.vay@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450GCurriculum and Methods in Teaching English

F/STeacher Preparation Advising Center

562-985-1105http://www.ced.csulb.edu/single-subject/adding-additional-credential

Los Angeles EDSE 4212N Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - English and Language Arts

F or S Nicole Cravello 323-343-4323

Northridge SED 525EN Methods of Teaching English Fall and Spring Estela Chacon (818) 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

San Luis Obispo ENGL 424Teaching English in Secondary Schools

Dr. Megan Guise meguise@calpoly.edu www.soe.calpoly.edu

Sonoma EDSS 444Teaching in the Content Area: English

Fall only Kelly Estrada estradak@sonoma.eduhttp://www.sonoma.edu/education/csse/single-subject/index.html

Stanislaus ENGL 4610Literature and Writing for Secondary School English Teachers

Various times each semester

Department of English

English@csustan.edu (209) 667-3361

www.csustan.edu/english/contact

Riverside EDUC X450.15Curriculum Theory and Methods: Content Specific Pedagogy for Secondary English Language Arts

S/F/W/SAbril Chavando or Brenda Montiel

credentials@ucx.ucr.eduhttps://www.extension.ucr.edu/enroll/catalog/olr_course_details.php?crsid=35650

Bard College ED 555 Teaching as Reflective Practice S Laura Greenlee lgreenle@bard.edu www.bard.edu/mat/la

Brandman University

EDSU 533-1Effective English/Language Arts Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

Single Subject - English

Private/Independent

Single Subject - English

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - English

F/S Christina Soria csoria@callutheran.eduhttps://www.callutheran.edu/education/credential-office/single-subject-authorization.html

Chapman University

EDUC 577-EDUC 578

Secondary Subject Matter Method 1 Social Studies and Language Arts - Secondary Subject Matter Methods II Social Science and Language Arts

F/S Maria Lynch mmlynch@chapman.edu www.chapman.edu/CES

EDUC 5275 or 5675 Pedagogical Preparation III F/S Carolyn Shawcarolyn.shaw@dominican.edu

EDUC 696EN Single Subject Methods: English Spring Robin Perry robin.perry@fresno.edu

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - English Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

TED633Content Area Instruction and Assessment

monthlyNational University Admissions

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU622Methods of Teaching Secondary Language Arts

Simpson University

ED 5431A-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Enlgish

simpsonu.edu

Teachers College of San Joaquin

EDUC 210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: English

SpringMichele Badovinac

mbadovinac@sjcoe.net

ED540dTeaching Strategies in the Secondary School - English

FKathleen Thomson

University of La Verne

Dr. Jessica Decker www.laverne.edu

MTE 566 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary English/Language Arts

Ashley Norris - Ashley.Norris@phoenix.edu

1-800-366-9699 www.phoenix.edu

High Tech High EDUC 206 Secondary English Methods S Julie Holmescredentialing@hightechhigh.org

Bakersfield EDSE 5200 Methods for Teaching: Math F/SStephanie Prielipp

Channel Islands EDSS 541Secondary School Methods Mathematics

F/W/S Manuel Corrieamanuel.correia@csuci.edu

http://www.csuci.edu/academics/credential.htm

Methods and Materials in Secondary Teaching Math

FDr. Rajee Amarasinghe

ramarasi@csufresno.edu

Fullerton EDSC 542MAdvanced Methods of Teaching Foundations Mathematics

Kristen Shand kshand@fullerton.edu http://ou.fullerton.edu/#

Humboldt SED 737 & SED 750 Secondary Curric Inst:Math F/S Cora Vay cora.vay@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450MCurriculum and Methods in Teaching Math

Los Angeles EDSE 4212M Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - Mathematics

Northridge SED 525MA/LMethods of Teaching Mathematics in the Secondary School and Lab

Fall and Spring Estela Chacon (818) 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

San Francisco S ED 759

San Luis Obispo MATH 424Organizing and Teaching Mathematics

Dr. Elsa Medina emedina@calpoly.edu www.soe.calpoly.edu

Sonoma EDSS 444Teaching in the Content Area: Math

Stanislaus MATH 4020Mathematics for Secondary Teachers

various timesMath Department

mmyers1@csustan.edu 209-667-3461

www.csustan.edu/math

Riverside EDUC X450.12Curriculum Theory and Methods: Content Specific Pedagogy for Secondary Mathematics

Single Subject - Mathematics

Private/Independent

Brandman University

EDSU 533-3Effective Math Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - Math

Chapman University

EDUC 517-518

Secondary Subject Methods1 Math and Science-Secondary Subject Methods 2 Math and Science

F/S Maria Lynch mmlynch@chapman.edu www.chapaman.edu/ces

EDUC 696MASingle Subject Methods: Mathematics

Spring Robin Perry robin.perry@fresno.edu

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - Math Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU623Methods for Teaching Secondary Mathematics

Simpson University

ED 5431C-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Math

simpsonu.edu

EDUC 210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Math

ED540aTeaching Strategies in the Secondary School - Mathematics

FKathleen Thomson

MTE 564 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Math

www.phoenix.edu

High Tech High EDUC 203 Secondary Math Methods S Julie Holmescredentialing@hightechhigh.org

Bakersfield EDSE 5210 Methods for Teaching: Science F/SStephanie Prielipp

Channel Islands EDSS 542 Secondary School Methods Science

Methods and Materials in Secondary Teaching

FDr. David Andrews

davidan@csufresno.edu

Fullerton EDSC 542SAdvanced Methods of Teaching Scienc

Humboldt SED 740 & SED 753 Secondary Curric Inst: Science F/S Cora Vay cora.vay@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450CCurriculum and Methods in Teaching Science

Los Angeles EDSE 4212C Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - Science

Northridge SED 525S/LMethods of Teaching Science in the Secondary School and Lab

San Luis Obispo PSC/BIO 424 Organizing and Teaching Science Nancy Stauch nstauch@calpoly.edu www.soe.calpoly.edu

Sonoma EDSS 444Teaching in the Content Area: Science

Stanislaus NSCI 4961 Teaching Secondary Science various timesDepartment of Biological Sciences

209-667-3476 rvbrown@csustan.edu

www.csustan.edu/biology

Riverside EDUC X450.16Curriculum Theory and Methods: Content Specific Pedagogy for Secondary Sciences

Single Subject - Science

Private/Independent

Single Subject - Science

Brandman University

EDSU 533-6Effective Science Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - Science

Chapman University

EDUC 517-518

Secondary Subject Methods1 Math and Science-Secondary Subject Methods 2 Math and Science

EDUC 696SC Single Subject Methods: Science Spring Robin Perry robin.perry@fresno.edu

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - Science Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU624Methods for Teaching Secondary Science

Simpson University

ED 5431D-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Science

simpsonu.edu

EDUC 210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Science

ED540bTeaching Strategies in the Secondary School - Science

FKathleen Thomson

Dr. Jessica Decker www.laverne,.edu

MTE 569 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Science

www.phoenix.edu

High Tech High EDUC 204 Secondary Science Methods S Julie Holmescredentialing@hightechhigh.org

Bakersfield EDSE 5230Methods for Teaching: Social Studies

F/SStephanie Prielipp

Channel Islands EDSS 544Secondary School Methods Social Science

F Dr. Lori Clune lclune@csufresno.edu

Fullerton EDSC 542HAdvanced Methods of Teaching Social Science

Humboldt SED 741 & SED 754 Secondary Curric Inst: Soc Sci F/S Heather Ballinger hb481@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450SCurriculum and Methods in Teaching Social Science

Los Angeles EDSE 4212S Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - Social Science

Northridge SED 525SSMethods of Teaching Social Studies

San Luis Obispo HIST 424 Organizing and Teaching History Dr. Joel Orth jorth@calpoly.edu www.soe.calpoly.edu

Sonoma EDSS 444Teaching in the Content Area: Social Science

Stanislaus SSCI 4961 Teaching Social Sciences various timesDepartment of Social Sciences

(209) 667-3037 cchiang@csustan.edu

www.csustan.edu/social-sciences

Riverside EDUC X450.13Curriculum Theory and Methods: Content Specific Pedagogy for Secondary History/Social Sciences

Single Subject - Social Science

Private/Independent

Brandman University

EDSU 533-4Effective History/Social Science Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - Social Science

Chapman University

EDUC 577-EDUC 578

Secondary Subject Matter Method 1 Social Studies and Language Arts - Secondary Subject Matter Methods II Social Science and Language Arts

EDUC 696SSSingle Subject Methods: Social Science

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - Social Science

Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU625Methods of Teaching Secondary Social Science

Simpson University

ED 5431B-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Social Science

simpsonu.edu

EDUC 210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Social Science

ED540cTeaching Strategies in the Secondary School - History/Social Science

FKathleen Thomson

MTE 567 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary History/Social Science

www.phoenix.edu

High Tech High EDUC 205Secondary Social Science/History Methods

S Julie Holmescredentialing@hightechhigh.org

Bakersfield EDSE 5250Methods for Teaching: Art/Music/Phys. Ed.

FAllison Kleinsteuber

akleinsteuber@visalia.k12.ca.us

Humboldt SED 731 & SED 744 Secondary Seminar: Art F/S Cora Vay cora.vay@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450ACurriculum and Methods in Teaching Art

SpTeacher Preparation Advising Center

Los Angeles EDSE 4212R Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - Art

Northridge SED 525A Methods of Teaching Art Fall Only Estela Chacon (818) 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

Sonoma EDSS 444 Teaching in the Content Area: Art Fall only Kelly Estrada estradak@sonoma.eduhttp://www.sonoma.edu/education/csse/single-subject/index.html

Stanislaus ART 4860 Art of the Classroom Teacher various times Art Department (209) 667-3432 RRobbin@csustan.edu

www.csustan.edu/art

Brandman University

EDSU 533-8Effective Music and Visual Arts Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - Art

EDUC 696AR Single Subject Methods: Art Spring Robin Perry robin.perry@fresno.edu

Single Subject - Art

Private/Independent

Single Subject - Art

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU627Methods for Teaching Secondary Visual Arts

Simpson University

ED 5431H-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Art

simpsonu.edu

EDUC 210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Art

MTE 528 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Visual Arts

Ashley Norris 1-800-366-9699 www.phoenix.edu

F Dr. Tony Mowrer tmowrer@csufresno.edu

Humboldt SED 738 & SED 751 Secondary Seminar: Music F/S Heather Ballinger hb481@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450NCurriculum and Methods in Teaching Music

FTeacher Preparation Advising Center

Los Angeles EDSE 4212U Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - General Music

Northridge SED 525MUMethods of Teaching General Music

Fall Only Estela Chacon (818) 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

Sonoma EDSS 444Teaching in the Content Area: Music

Stanislaus MUS 4572Secondary Choral Methods and Materials

various timesDepartment of Music

(209) 667-3421 dkavasch@csustan.edu

www.csustan.edu/music

Brandman University

EDSU 533-8Effective Music and Visual Arts Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - Music

Chapman University

MUS 534 Managing School Programs F/S Maria Lynch mmlynch@chapman.edu www.chapman.edu/ces

EDUC 696MU Single Subject Methods: Music Spring Robin Perry robin.perry@fresno.edu

Single Subject - Music

Private/Independent

Single Subject - Music

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - Music Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU629Content-Specific Pedagogy for Secondary Teachers

Simpson University

ED 5431G-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Music

simpsonu.edu

EDUC210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Music

ED540fTeaching Strategies in the Secondary School - Music

FKathleen Thomson

SDr. David Kinnunen

davidk@csufresno.edu

Fullerton

Humboldt SED 739 & 752 Secondary Curric Inst: Phys Ed F/S Cora Vay Cora.vay@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450PCurriculum and Methods in Teaching PE

Los Angeles EDSE 4212P Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - Physical Education

F or S Anne Larson 323-343-4668

Northridge SED 525PEMethods of Teaching Physical Education

Fall Only Estela Chacon (8180 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

Sonoma EDSS 444 Teaching in the Content Area: PE Fall only Kelly Estrada estradak@sonoma.eduhttp://www.sonoma.edu/education/csse/single-subject/index.html

Stanislaus KINS 4150Secondary Pedagogy of Physical Education

various timesDepartment of Kinesiology

Kinesiology@csustan.edu 209-667-3325

www.csustan.edu/kinesiology

Brandman University

EDSU 533-5Effective Health and Physical Education Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - PE

EDUC 696PE Single Subject Methods: PE Spring Robin Perry robin.perry@fresno.edu

Single Subject - Physical Education

Private/Independent

Single Subject - Physical Education

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - PE Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU628Methods for Teaching Secondary Physical Education

Simpson University

ED 5431E-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : PE

simpsonu.edu

EDUC 210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Physical Education

MTE 551 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Physical Education

www.phoenix.edu

Bakersfield EDSE 5240Methods for Teaching: World Language

F Dr. Debbie Avila deavila@csufresno.edu

Fullerton EDSC 542FAdvanced Methods of Teaching World Languages

Humboldt SED 734 & SED 747 Secondary Curric Inst:Mod Lang F/S Heather Ballinger hb481@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Long Beach EDSS 450FCurriculum and Methods in Teaching Foreign Language

Los Angeles EDSE 4212L Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - Languages Other than English

Northridge SED 525WLMethods of Teaching World Language

Fall Only Estela Chacon (818) 677-6621http://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Added%20Authorization%20CTC%20Application.pdf

Sonoma EDSS 444 Teaching in the Content Area: FL Fall only Kelly Estrada estradak@sonoma.eduhttp://www.sonoma.edu/education/csse/single-subject/index.html

Stanislaus SPAN 4810Linguistics and Language Instruction

various times

Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages

philmodl@csustan.edu (209) 667-3686

www.csustan.edu/modern-languages

Riverside EDUC X450.14

Educ X450.14 Curriculum Theory and Methods: Content Specific Pedagogy for Secondary World Languages

Brandman University

EDSU 533-2Effective Instruction in Languages Other Than English for Single Subject Candidates

Single Subject - World Languages

Private/Independent

Single Subject - World Languages

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - LOE

EDUC 696LOSingle Subject Methods: Languages other than English

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - Spanish and French

Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

EDU626Methods for Teaching Secondary Foreign Language

Simpson University

ED 5431F-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary: Languages Other Than English

simpsonu.edu

EDUC 210BTeaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: World Languages

Dr.Jessica Decker www.laverne.edu

MTE 550 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Global Language

Ashley Norris - Ashley.Norris@phoenix.edu

1-800-366-9699 www.phoenix.edu

Bakersfield EDSE 5260Methods for Teaching: Health Sciences & Ag.

Chico AGED 520Curriculum/Methodology Teaching Vocation Agriculture

F/S Brad Dodson bdodson@csuchico.edu http://rce.csuchico.edu/openu

FDr. Rosco Vaughn; Dr. Art Parham

rvaughn@csufresno.edu or artp@csufresno.edu

San Luis Obispo AGED 438Instructional Processes in Agricultural Education

Dr. Bill Kellogg bkellogg@calpoly.edu www.soe.calpoly.edu

Brandman University

EDSU 533-7Effective Career Technical Education Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

Simpson University

ED 5431J-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Agriculture

simpsonu.edu

Teaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Agriculture

Single Subject - Agriculture

Private/Independent

Bakersfield EDSE 5270Methods for Teaching: Business & Industrial/Tech

F Anastasia Eropkin anastasia@csufresno.edu

Los Angeles EDSE 4212G Economics and General Business F or S Nicole Cravello 323-343-4323

Brandman University

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

Simpson University

ED 5431I-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Business

simpsonu.edu

Teaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Business

Single Subject - Business

Private/Independent

Bakersfield EDSE 5260Methods for Teaching: Health Sciences & Ag

Long Beach EDSS 450DCurriculum and Methods in Teaching Health

Sp/SuTeacher Preparation Advising Center

Los Angeles EDSE 4212H Health and Safety Education F or S Nicole Cravello 323-343-4323

Brandman University

EDSU 533-5Effective Health and Physical Education Instruction for Single Subject Candidates

EDTP 535Teaching II: Subject Specific Pedagogy Skills - Health

EDU 6512 Secondary Methods - English Fall and Spring Cassie Smith crsmith@hiu.edu

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

Simpson University

ED 5431K-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Health

simpsonu.edu

Teaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Health

MTE 560 CACurriculum Constructs and Assessment: Secondary Health

Ashley Norris Ashley.Norris@phoenix.edu 1-800-366-9699

www.phoenix.edu

Single Subject - Health

Private/Independent

Bakersfield EDSE 5260Methods for Teaching: Health Sci, Home Ec & Ag

Northridge SED 525HEMethods of Teaching Home Economics

Brandman University

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

Simpson University

ED 5431LCurriculum & Instruction Secondary : Home Economics

simpsonu.edu

Teaching for Learning 2: Single Subject Content Specific: Home Economics

Single Subject - Home Economics

Private/Independent

Bakersfield EDSE 5270Methods for Teaching: Industrial & Tech

F/S Don Austin daustin@csufresno.edu

Humboldt SED 736 & SED 749 Secondary Curric Inst:Indust Tech F/S Heather Ballinger hb481@humboldt.eduhttp://www2.humboldt.edu/education/

Los Angeles EDSE 4212I Instructional Methods for Secondary School Subjects - Industrial Technology

Brandman University

National University

nu.edu www.nu.edu

Simpson University

ED 5431M-46Curriculum & Instruction Secondary : Industrial & Technical Education

F/S/S/Becky Shaughnessy

simpsonu.edu

Single Subject - Industrial and Technology Education

Private/Independent

Institution Name Multiple Subject Program Single Subject Program OtherCSU

Bakersfield

Courses can be taken through Open University. For information http://www.csub.edu/eud/community/openu/index.html

Channel IslandsScroll down and click on subject name for a list of required courses for that subject including Methodology course for that subject.

HumboldtThis course is only offered in the spring and can be cancelled due to low enrollment.

These are distance accessible, online methods courses that begin in the fall semester.

Long BeachCandidates must pass the CSET: Multiple Subjects exam and hold a valid Single Subject Credential before being allowed to take the courses.

Los Angeles

Each of the Language Arts Courses require a 1-unit fieldwork component. These may not be the only two courses required for an educator who holds a Single Subject teaching credential and wants to add a Multiple Subject teaching credential,

Some of the methodology courses also require a 1-unit fieldwork component and not all of the courses are offered every semester/year

San Luis ObispoSome Single Subject methods courses require the verification of subject matter competency prior to enrolling.

SonomaThese classes are open on a space available basis. Priority is given to program candidates.

Courses offered on a space available basis. Priority is given to program candidates.

StanislausWe offer courses in Turlock and Stockton. We offer day and evening times. Courses meet only once per week for 16 weeks.

Candidates who want to add a second credential can take courses through Open University and thereby forgoing the need to apply to Stanislaus State University.

Riverside

Registration for the MS Pedagogy course is done through concurrent enrollment via University Extension. Instructor and department approval is required.

San DiegoThe methodology courses are not available for open enrollment. The Reading course is so we are only providing information for that course.

The methodology courses are not available for open enrollment.

Additional Information

Institution Name Multiple Subject Program Single Subject Program OtherAdditional Information

Brandman University

No Application Fee Course Fees- $1000 and up

California Lutheran University does not offer online courses.

National UniversityCandidates must pass CSET Multiple Subjects prior to enrollment into coursework.

TED633 is a generic pedagogy course. A letter will be provided verifying the student's specific subject matter area once course has been successfully completed.

There are prerequisites for admission to the courses. A lab experience accompanies each course, to be taken as a co-requisite.

We have a single subject program with methods courses that all candidates take, with a special emphasis in their content area. There are prerequisites for admission to the courses. A lab experience accompanies each course, to be taken as a co-requisite.

Pepperdine University

We don't currently offer single courses.

Simpson UniversityEach of these courses require 15 hours of classroom observation.

These courses require 15 hours of classroom observation in the specific curricular area setting.

http://simpsonu.edu/assets/doc/REG-Instant-Enrollment-Non-Degree-Instructions.pdf

This course is only offered one time per year, in the spring.

We may begin to offer ad-hoc Multiple Subject methodology and/or reading courses in 2018.

Private/Independent

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