Location: Keele campus, 128 Winters College, Tel. Barrett, Associate Dean Academic Programs ; S. Murphy Director, Undergraduate Program; H. Lotherington, Associate Dean Research ; Q. Zha, Director, Graduate Program in Education; Professors: S. Britznam Distinguished Research Professor ; D. Yon Associate Tarc academic calendar 2019 Emeriti: S. Richmond Assistant Professor Emeritus: D. Mason Host School Boards Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board Peel District School Board Toronto Catholic District School Board Toronto District School Board York Region District School Board York Catholic District School Board Centre for Jewish Education Note: The Faculty reserves the right not to offer courses in particular sessions without advance notice. Bureau : 327 Pavillon York, tél. Hildebrand Professeur titulaire : X. Lavoie Professeurs agrégés émérites : J. Tryphonopoulos Professeur adjoint : N. Science économique est offert par le Collège universitaire Glendon et la faculté des arts libéraux et études tarc academic calendar 2019. Students who are accepted into this direct-entry admission model will take one course with the Faculty of Education in their first year of study at York, which will count towards their other degree. For more details on admissions requirements, visit York University's website and the website. The following information outlines these requirements. Concurrent Degree Requirements Students who are enrolled concurrently in two degrees at York University must ensure tarc academic calendar 2019 they have met the requirements in their Bachelor's degree in order to fulfill the requirements for teaching subjects in the Bachelor of Education. Students may choose their intermediate division subject from the list of subjects listed above. Students may complete a three-year or four-year Honours degree program with a minimum C+ overall average or a 5. When selecting their teaching subject, students should note the academic requirements for each subject and the prerequisites for particular curriculum and instruction courses. A student requires a minimum of 24 credits four full university courses in the teaching subject in order to graduate. Intermediate-Senior Requirements - Concurrent The Intermediate-Senior program qualifies students to teach in Grades 7 to 12. It may be taken only in conjunction with a four-year Honours degree program with a minimum C+ overall average or a 5. It is recommended that students declare their teaching subjects as a Major or Minor in their undergraduate degree program. Students may choose their Intermediate-Senior division subjects from the list above. When selecting two teaching subjects, students should note the academic requirements for each subject and the prerequisites for curriculum and instruction courses. For the Intermediate-Senior program a student requires a minimum of 36 credits six full university courses in one teaching subject area and 18 credits three full university courses in the other area to graduate. A student requires a minimum of 24 credits four full university courses or equivalent in the teaching subject in order to graduate. A minimum of 18 credits three full university courses or equivalent in the second subject area must be taken in order to register in the second teaching subject curriculum and instruction course. A student requires a minimum of 36 credits six full university courses or equivalent in one teaching subject area and 18 credits three full university courses or equivalent in the other area to graduate. Students are expected to achieve a minimum of C+ in each course fulfilling the requirements for a teaching subject for Junior-Intermediate and Intermediate-Senior. Failure to do so may result in a suspension or involuntary withdrawal from the program or other appropriate recommendation at the discretion of the Faculty Advisor and the Associate Dean Academic Programs. Students may wish to consult with teachers' unions e. However, Faculty of Science students who select Biology as their first teaching subject and either Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics as their second teaching subject, may wish to consider the Honours Science degree program which allows for a broader range of courses than in Specialized or Combined Honours. However, Faculty of Science students who select Chemistry as their first teaching subject and either Biology, Physics or Mathematics as their second teaching subject may wish to consider the Honours Science degree program which allows for a broader range of courses than in Specialized or Combined Honours. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Tarc academic calendar 2019. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Adviser. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Adviser. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. English The following categories may familiarize students with some of the Junior, Intermediate and Senior curriculum expectations for teaching English. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. Courses on Shakespearian work are highly recommended. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Adviser. Family Studies courses are considered with a family focus in Humanities, Psychology, Social Sciences or Sociology, or 12 credits with a combination of family- focused courses across Humanities, Psychology, Social Sciences or Sociology and 12 credits from Early Childhood Education, Health Studies, Business or Administrative Studies or Fashion Studies. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Adviser. Geography The best preparation for teaching Geography is an Honours degree in Geography. In the Intermediate-Senior level some courses from a related field such as Environmental Studies may be considered as equivalents; courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty tarc academic calendar 2019 Education Adviser. It is recommended that students take a 3. Candidates are required to complete six credits in Canadian History but an additional six credits is strongly recommended. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. Students are encouraged to include courses reflecting the diverse nature of history and society. It is highly recommended to include courses involving themes such as race, gender, ethnicity and class, and also courses reflecting the histories of non-Western nations and cultures. Candidates are required to complete six credits in Canadian History but an additional six credits is strongly recommended. In addition, 12 credits must be from two of the following areas of History: Global South, European, Ancient World or American History. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. Additional courses in Law, Criminal Procedure, Justice and other areas related to Law may be included in this teaching subject. Students must complete 36 credits as follows: 12 credits minimum in Criminal Law and 12 credits from Philosophy of Law or Crime and Social Conditions. The remaining At least 12 credits must be completed at the 3000- or 4000-year level. All nine credit courses will be counted as six credits towards the teaching subject. Mathematics The following courses, or approved equivalents, must be included for a teaching subject in Mathematics. Before taking the practicum-seminar sstudents are generally required to have completed the core curriculum as set out by the Music Department, School of the Arts, Music, Tarc academic calendar 2019 and Design. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. Students must complete at least 18 credits of studio courses in Music. Students must complete at least 12 credits of studio courses in Music. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. However, Faculty of Science students who select Physics as their first teaching subject and Biology, Chemistry or Mathematics as their second teaching subject may wish to consider the Honours Science degree program, which allows for a broader range of courses than in Specialized or Combined Honours. Courses must be selected from within the course list of the Religious Studies program. The resulting qualifications will enable the student to design a comparative religion course as well as teach within public, private and secondary school settings. Course selections should be made in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. tarc academic calendar 2019 Students must have completed a combination of courses spanning two of the following subject areas: Biology, Chemistry or Physics. We accept additional courses from Earth and Atmospheric Space Science or Natural Science. Students must take full-year or equivalent courses spanning at least two of the following subject areas: Anthropology, Humanities, Philosophy, Psychology, Social Science and Sociology. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. Courses may be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education Advisor. The remaining credits must be taken at the 3000- or 4000-year level. Students must complete at least 18 credits of studio courses in Visual Arts. The remaining credits must be taken at the 3000- or 4000-year level. Students must complete at least 12 credits of studio courses in Visual Arts. The remaining credits must be taken at the 3000- or 4000-year level. Students must complete at least 12 credits of studio courses in Visual Arts. Concurrent Students' Schedule Students in the Concurrent program will take a stop-out year from their home faculty, during which time they will only take courses in Education. This stop-out will occur during their fourth year when taking a four-year undergraduate degree or their third year when taking a three-year undergraduate degree at York. Culture Credits Considerable emphasis in the Bachelor of Education French tarc academic calendar 2019 on Glendon campus is placed on ensuring excellent French language proficiency and a deep understanding of francophone cultures. Junior-Intermediate and Intermediate-Senior certification levels must declare French Studies as their major and first teachable. Courses may be chosen in consultation with an Education Advisor. The is open to individuals with demon
