(Middle Level/High School Authorization)
The typical Secondary Education
Bachelors degree is broken
down as follows:
(note that the number of hours
required for the "teaching
major" may vary slightly
depending on the major chosen, this will also
cause a variation in the number
of hours that may be taken as
"electives")
| Liberal
Arts Core Curriculum |
55 hours |
| Teaching
Major |
63 hours or higher |
| Professional
Education Core |
48 hours |
| Electives |
up to 26 hours |
| Total
required for Bachelors degree |
192
hours |
Within the
Secondary Education program,
students may pursue a French
Education Major (64 hours) to
satisfy the Teaching Major portion of the program.
The 64-hour French Education
Major
consists
of 52 hours beyond the first-year
language level (first-year language=12
hours)
and includes the following:
Required
Language and Culture Courses
-- 35 hours
| Course
# |
Course
Title |
Hours |
FR 201
FR 202
FR 203
|
Second Year French I
Second Year French II
Second Year French III
|
4
4
4
|
FR 301
FR 302
FR 303
|
Intermediate French Comp.
and Conv. I
Intermediate French Comp.
and Conv. II
Intermediate French Comp.
and Conv. III
|
4
4
4
|
| FR 331 |
French Pronunciation and
Phonetics |
3
|
| FR 416 |
Language
Teaching Practicum |
2
|
choose
2:
FR 431/531 or
FR 432/532 or
FR 433/533
|
choose
2:
French Cult. & Civ.:
From La Gaule to the Revolution or
French Cult. & Civ.:
Nineneenth Century or
French Cult. & Civ.:
Contemporary France
|
3
3
3
|
French
Literature Courses -- 6
hours
Choose two (2) courses from
the following:
| Course
# |
Course
Title |
Hours |
FR 311
FR 312
FR 313
|
Introduction
to French Literature I:
Prose Fiction
Introduction to French Literature
II: Drama
Introduction to French Literature
III: Poetry
|
3
3
3
|
FR 411
FR 412
FR 413
|
French
Lit. I: Medieval/Renaissance
French Lit. II: Classical/Enlightenment
French Lit. III: Modern
Period
|
3
3
3
|
FR 423
FR 424
|
Studies
in French Lit. I: Medieval/Renaissance
Studies in French Lit. II:
Classical/Enlightenment
|
3
3
|
Electives
in French -- 11 hours
| These
11 hours must be selected
from upper-division French
courses (courses numbered
300-499). It is highly recommended
that students consult with
their advisors in planning
their selection of French
course electives. |
Note: The summaries found in these
French web pages are for general
informational purposes only.
In the event of a disagreement
between the information presented
here and that found in the Western
Oregon University Catalog, the
Western Oregon University Schedule
of Courses, or any other official
document pertaining to the academic
programs at Western Oregon University,
the information in those official
printed sources will supersede
any information in these web
pages.
