Classical Studies Second Academic Concentration
Classical Studies Second Academic Concentration for Elementary Education with K–6 Teacher Licensure, B.S.
This concentration is designed for students in the Elementary Education and Special Education programs. Much of the subject matter in the concentration (mythology, language and reading study, word origins, history, and culture) is easily adaptable for use with elementary grades students, and the flexibility of the concentration is designed to accommodate the schedules of Elementary Education and Special Education majors.
Requirements
- Minimum of 18 credit hours.
Latin Focus
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Required | 9-12 | |
| The Romans | ||
| Greek Mythology | ||
Select one of the following courses/sequences: | ||
| Elementary Latin I and Elementary Latin II | ||
| Elementary Latin Review * | ||
| Civilization Courses | 6-9 | |
Select 6-9 credits from the following: | ||
| Introduction to Roman Archaeology | ||
| Classical Tragedy | ||
| Classical Comedy | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Epics | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Drama | ||
| Ancient Cities | ||
| Ancient Cosmology | ||
| Love, Life, and the Law in Ancient Rome | ||
| Roman Myth and Legend | ||
- *
By placement exam or permission of the instructor
Greek Focus
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Required | 12 | |
| Elementary Ancient Greek I | ||
| Elementary Ancient Greek II | ||
| The Greeks | ||
| Greek Mythology | ||
| Civilization Courses | 6 | |
Select 6 credits from the following: | ||
| Introduction to Greek Archaeology | ||
| Classical Tragedy | ||
| Classical Comedy | ||
| Ancient Cities | ||
| The World of Alexander the Great | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Epics | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Drama | ||
| Ancient Cosmology | ||
| Roman Myth and Legend | ||
Classical Studies Second Academic Concentration for Special Education: General Curriculum, B.S.
This concentration is designed for students in the Elementary Education and Special Education programs. Much of the subject matter in the concentration (mythology, language and reading study, word origins, history, and culture) is easily adaptable for use with elementary grades students, and the flexibility of the concentration is designed to accommodate the schedules of Elementary Education and Special Education majors.
Requirements
- Minimum of 18 credit hours
Latin Focus
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Required | 9-12 | |
| The Romans | ||
| Greek Mythology | ||
Select one of the following courses/sequences: | ||
| Elementary Latin I and Elementary Latin II | ||
| Elementary Latin Review * | ||
| Civilization Courses | 6-9 | |
Select 6-9 credits from the following: | ||
| Introduction to Roman Archaeology | ||
| Classical Tragedy | ||
| Classical Comedy | ||
| Ancient Cities | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Epics | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Drama | ||
| Ancient Cosmology | ||
| Love, Life, and the Law in Ancient Rome | ||
| Roman Myth and Legend | ||
- *
By placement exam or permission of the instructor
Greek Focus
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Required | 12 | |
| Elementary Ancient Greek I | ||
| Elementary Ancient Greek II | ||
| The Greeks | ||
| Greek Mythology | ||
| Civilization Courses | 6 | |
Select 6 credits from the following: | ||
| Introduction to Greek Archaeology | ||
| Classical Tragedy | ||
| Classical Comedy | ||
| Ancient Cities | ||
| The World of Alexander the Great | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Epics | ||
| Comparative Studies in World Drama | ||
| Ancient Cosmology | ||
| Roman Myth and Legend | ||