Adolescence Education: Spanish, B.S. - 4-Year Degree Map

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First Year

Fall	Credit	Spring	Credit
EDUC 1060 - Issues, Philosophy, and Foundations of Education	3	SPAN 3001 - Advanced Spanish Usage I	3
SPAN 2002 - Second Year Spanish II	3	SPAN 3005 - Latin American Civilization	3
Gen Ed Quantitative Reasoning	3	COMP 1000 - Composition	3
Gen Ed Elective	3	Gen Ed Elective	3
DRGN 1000 - Red Dragon Seminar	3	Elective	3
TOTAL	15	TOTAL	15

Second Year

Fall	Credit	Spring	Credit
EDUC 3001 - Diversity and Teaching	3	SPAN 3508 - Introduction to Literature in Spanish	3
EPSY 2050 - Adolescent Growth and Development	3	Gen Ed Elective	3
SPAN 3002 - Advanced Spanish Usage II	3	Gen Ed Elective	3
SPAN 3004 - Civilization of Spain	3	Elective	3
Elective	3	Elective	1
TOTAL	15	TOTAL	13

Third Year

Fall	Credit	Spring	Credit
EDUC 2046 - Development of Language and Adolescent Literacies	3	EDUC 3013 - Education Law Requirements	1
EPSY 2075 - Psychological Foundations of Education: Learning and Motivation	3	EDUC 2054 - Integrating Technology into the Curriculum: Middle and High School	3
SPAN 3015 OR SPAN 3512	3	EDUC 3046 - Teaching Reading in Content Areas	3
SPAN 4011 - Survey of Spanish Literature	3	EPSY 3029 - Survey of Exceptional Children	3
Elective	3	SPAN 4013 - Survey of Latin American Literature	3
		SPAN 4000-4999 Elective	3
TOTAL	15	TOTAL	16

Fourth Year

Fall	Credit	Spring	Credit
FLED 4092 - Research, Theory, and Practice in Middle and High School World Languages Education	4	FLED 4096 - Student Teaching in Secondary World Languages	6
SPAN 4116 - Spanish Phonetics & Phonology	3	FLED 4096 - Student Teaching in Secondary World Languages	6
SPAN 4000-4999 Elective	3	FLED 4098 - Seminar in Middle and High School World Languages Education	3
SPAN 4000-4999 Elective	3
Elective	3
TOTAL	16	TOTAL	15

Elective Key and Math Course Guidance

Dragon Academy Elective: a course carrying one or more General Education area attribute(s): Oral Communication (OCOM), Written Communication (WCOM), Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Social Justice (DESJ), Quantitative Reasoning (MAT), Scientific Reasoning (NSCI), Humanities (HUMA), Social Sciences (SOSC), Arts (ARTS), US History & Civic Engagement (UHCE), World History & Global Awareness (WHGA), World Languages (WLAN), Critical Thinking and Reasoning (CTR), Information Literacy (IL), and Global Literacy (GL). Elective courses and major courses carrying Gen Ed attributes apply toward SUNY Oneonta’s Gen Ed requirements .

Liberal Arts Elective: any course that carries a Liberal Arts (LA) attribute. SUNY Oneonta’s minimum LA requirements vary by degree award.

Upper Division Elective: any elective course numbered 3000 and above. All courses (required and elective) at this level apply toward SUNY Oneonta’s upper division requirement .

Upper Division Liberal Arts Elective: any course numbered 3000 and above that carries an LA attribute.

Elective: any course outside the major. Electives apply toward the total credits required by a degree program. Electives may also be needed to satisfy other degree requirements , including the minimum number of credits outside the department of the major.

Math Course Guidance

SUNY Oneonta recognizes that students enter college with different math backgrounds. For guidance on the math course(s) most suited to your preparation and program of study, visit the Math Pathways site.