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Professional Certification Minor
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This minor is approved by the Maine State Board of Education. It enables students to earn secondary certification (grades 7-12) in English language arts, foreign language, mathematics, life science, physical science, and social studies. This certification is valid in Maine or in one of the 23 other states with which Maine has agreements of reciprocity. Students interested in professional certification should apply to the program faculty in the spring of their junior year. Candidates must have at least a 3.0 average in their major subject area and have completed the appropriate prerequisites for the student teaching sequence. In addition, candidates for the Maine secondary certificate must perform with satisfaction on the Praxis I (Basic Skills) and Praxis II (Content Area Knowledge) Examinations (administered by the ETS) and complete a teaching portfolio.
Requirements:
Core Courses (7):Ed 231 Teaching for Social Justice--Ed 215 Children and Adolscents in Schools and Society or --Ed 257 Educational Psychology Ed 374 Teaching Students with Special Needs Ed 351j/355j Practicum in Education Ed 431 Curriculum and Methods Ed 433, 435j Senior Student Teaching Practicum Electives (2):Ed 112 Comparative EducationEd 117j Media Profiling and Education Ed 121 Introduction to the History of US Education Ed 215 Children and Adolescents in Schools & Society Ed 235 Multiculturalism and the Political Project Ed 236 Ethnography of Education: Case Studies from Africa Ed 315 US Environmental Justice Issues Ed 332 Women, Girls, and the Culture of Education Ed 336 American Education: Historical and Philosophical Foundations Ed 338 Educational Technology and Student Learning So 236 Sociology of Education WGSS 217 Boys to Men Helpful Information and Links for Certification Candidates Maine Department of Education Certification FAQs Fingerprinting and Police Records Check Praxis II Subject Area Tests and Passing Scores for Maine (UMF) Praxis Registration and General Information Teaching Without Certification in the Public Schools (Boston College) |














