Program

Course Descriptions

EWS 101 - 202
EWS 203 - 299
EWS 301 - 360
EWS 370 - 400
EWS 401 - 410
EWS 411 - 440
EWS 441 - 499

Four Options

GEMS BA
Pre-credential BA
Blended BA/Credential
Blended BCLAD BA/Credential

Minors Courses

African American Studies
Asian American Studies
Chicano/Latino Studies
Native American Studies
Women's Studies
Interdisciplinary Minor In Multicultural Leadership Studies

 

Blended BCLAD BA/Credential Option

Core Courses 

Introduction to Ethnic Studies

EWS 140

(4)

Men and Women in Society

EWS 145

(4)

Ethnic Women

EWS 390

(4)

Gender, Ethnicity and Class

EWS 420

(4)

Synthesis and Assessment (Capstone)

EWS 461/462

(4)

Language Acquisition

ENG 323

(4)

World Civilization (Middle Period)

HST 102

(4)

United States History (Pre-Reconstruction)

HST 201

(4)

Developmental Movement

KIN 328+328A

(3)

Elementary School Health Education

KIN 441

(3)

Elementary Math Advanced Viewpoint

MAT 391

(4)

Elementary Geometry Advanced Viewpoint I

MAT 392

(4)

Elementary Geometry Advanced Viewpoint II

MAT 491

(4)

Physics Concepts

SCI 210+210L

(4)

Chemical Sciences

SCI 211+211L

(4)

Pedagogical Foundations

TED 406

(4)

Theory and Practice in Reading Education

TED 443

(4)

Theory and Practice in Language Arts

TED 444

(4)

Special Populations

TED 551

(4)

Education in a Diverse Society

TED 407

(4)

Theory and Practice in Social Science

TED 451

(4)

Teaching Performance Assessment

TED 441

(2)

Directed Teaching Block I

TED 427

(8)

Directed Teaching Block II

TED 429

(8)

Foundations of Educational Computer Literacy

GED 500/500L

(3/1)

Support Course

 

 

Cultures of Childhood

EWS 360

(4)

Child Psych for Educators

PSY 206

(4)

Gender, Ethnicity and the Arts

EWS 410

(4)

Ethnicity, Education and Applied Arts

EWS 411

(4)

Introduction to Education Field Experience

TED 105

(4)

General Education

 

 

Area A: Communication and Critical Thinking

 

 

  1. Freshman English

ENG 104

(4)

      or Consciousness and Community IGE 120

  2. Advocacy and Argument

COM 204

(4)

  3. Freshman English II

ENG 105

(4)

Area B: Math and Natural Science

 

 

  1. Survey of Mathematics

MAT 191

(4)

  2. Geological Sciences

SCI 212/212L

(4)

  3. Life Science

BIO 110+111L

(4)

  4. Choose a synthesis course in consultation with advisor

 

(4)

Area C: Humanities

 

 

  1. The Visual Arts ART 110 (4)
      or Introduction to Music MU 103
      or Introduction to Theatre TH 203

  2. History of World Civilization: The Ancient Period

HST 101

(4)

      or Rationalism and Revelation: Ancient World IGE 121
  3. Choose a literature course from the following:   (4)
        ENG 201 or 202 or 204 or 206 or 211 or 212 or 217 or 218   
      or Authority and Faith: Medieval and Renaissance Worlds IGE 122

  4. History of California

HST 370

(4)

 

 

 

Area D: Social Sciences

 

 

  1. Introduction to American Government
      and United States History
PLS 201
HST 202
(4)
(4)
      or Ways of Knowing: Culture and Contact IGE 220
      or Ways of Coexisting: Reform and Revolution IGE 221

  2. History of World Civilization: The Modern Period

HST 103

(4)

      or Ways of Doing: The Industrial Age, IGE 222

  3. Cultural Geography

GEO 102

(4)

      or Ways of Living: The Contemporary World IGE 223

  4. Geography of California

GEO 351

(4)

Area E: Lifelong Learn

 

 

  1. General Psychology

PSY 201

(4)

     or Connections Seminar: Exploration and Personal Expression IGE 224

Concentration (choose one)

 

 

Asian American Studies:

Asian American Experience

EWS 204

(4)

or Contemporary Issues EWS 404

Ethnic Identity

EWS 301

(4)

Chicano/Latino Studies:

 

 

Chicano/Latino Experience

EWS 202

(4)

Chicano/Latino Contemporary Issues

EWS 402

(4)

For a BCLAD, students are required to declare a concentration in Chicano/Latino Studies or Asian American Studies. Courses for the C/L concentrations must include: EWS 202 and EWS 402. Additionally, language proficiency in Spanish is required at the high intermediate level or greater in listening, speaking, reading and writing, as determined by the California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Spanish BCLAD exam.

Courses for the Asian concentration must include a culture course of a target Asian group and passing of Subtest #6 Asian American in the target language (Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, Cambodian or Vietnamese).

To graduate with a BCLAD BA/Credential, students must also complete 5 extra units of TED515/515A.

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