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Welcome
to the
Department
of Middle and Secondary Education
The
department consists of nine full-time faculty members with
a variety of areas of expertise and research interest in middle
grades and secondary education.
The
Department of Middle Grades and Secondary Education offers
the following degree and non-degree programs of study:
(1)
Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Education with initial
certification
Program
of Study for B.S.Ed in Middle Grades Education with certification
(click here).
Apply for
admission to AASU, Undergraduate Division (click here).
(2)
Master of Arts in Teaching in Middle Grades Education with
initial certification
1. Apply for Transcript
Evaluation; for the application form (click here).
Candidates
must declare two of the following content areas for
program concentration: Language Arts, Mathematics, Science,
Social Science.
3. Program of Study for MAT in MGED (click here).
4. Apply for admission to AASU's
Graduate Division and Admission and Progression Requirements
(click here)
(3)
Master of Education Degree:
The advanced master's degree is available for teachers
who hold Georgia T-4 certification in the related
certification field and wish to do advanced work in their
teaching field.
Master
of Education in Curriculum & Instruction:
with specialization in one of the following certification
fields:
Art Education (P-12)
English Education (6-12)
History Education (6-12)
Mathematics Education (6-12)
Middle Grades Education (4-8)
Music Education (P-12)
Physical Education (P-12)
Science Education (6-12)
Spanish Education (P-12)
1. Program of Study for M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction
(under revision)
2. Apply for admission to AASU's Graduate
Division for this degree program; also refer to the
individual program requirements in Graduate
Catalog, 2009-2010.
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The
Department of Middle Grades and Secondary Education also
offers the following non-degree, teacher certification
programs at the Graduate level:
Middle
Grades Education (Grades 4-8)
1.
ALL applicants to graduate certification, non-degree
programs, must submit a request for Transcript Evaluation;
click here
for the application form.
2. Program of Study for Post-Baccalaureate,
Graduate Teacher Certification, Non-Degree for Middle Grades
Education (click here)
3.
Candidates must declare two of the following content
areas for program concentration:
Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Science
4. Apply for admission to AASU's
Graduate Division for this degree program.
Secondary
Education (Grades 6-12)
1.
ALL applicants to graduate certification, non-degree
programs, must submit a request for Transcript Evaluation;
click here
for the application form.
2.
Programs of Study offered through M.S.ED. department:
Biology (click here)
Chemistry (click here)
History (click here)
Physics (click here)
Science (click here)
3. Apply for admission to AASU's
Graduate Division for this certification program.
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There
are several Certification, Non-Degree Programs at the Graduate
Level in the following certification fields offered through
departments in the College of Liberal Arts or the College
of Science and Technology:
Contact the appropriate Department Head
about transcript evaluation and department-specific requirements
for these certification programs.
All these certification programs require admission to the
School of Graduate Studies. Click here
to apply.
- Art
(P-12)
is offered through the Department of Art, Music and Theatre;
for information and admission requirements contact Dr.
Tom Cato, Department Head. See http://www.finearts.armstrong.edu/
- English
(6-12)
is offered through the Department
of Languages, Literature and Philosophy; for information
and admission requirements contact Dr. David Wheeler,
Department Head. See http://www.llp.armstrong.edu/
- Mathematics
(6-12)
is offered through the Department of Mathematics; for
information and admission requirements contact Dr. James
Brawner, Interim Department Head. See http://www.math.armstrong.edu/
- Music
(P-12)
is offered through the Department
of Art, Music and Theatre; for information and admission
requirements contact Dr. Tom Cato, Department Head. See
http://www.finearts.armstrong.edu/
- Spanish
(P-12)
is offered through the Department
of Languages, Literature and Philosophy; for information
and admission requirements contact Dr. David Wheeler,
Department Head. See http://www.llp.armstrong.edu/
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For a list of the Georgia
Approved Professional Education Programs
offered at Armstrong Atlantic State University refer to http://www.gapsc.com/approvedprograms/EducationProgram.asp
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Savannah
State University Cooperative
Students may take some middle grades education
courses through AASU on the Savannah State University campus.
Contact the SSU/Faculty Liaison, Dr.
Annette Wilson.
Accreditation
- The teacher certification programs in the
department are accredited by the Georgia
Professional Standards Commission (PSC). The College of
Education is accredited by the National
Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (NCATE).
Armstrong Atlantic State University is a member of the American
Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)
and the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).
We welcome
the opportunity to discuss the department's programs with
you in greater detail and assist you in entering the exciting
world of teaching.
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