Secondary Education, Minor

The Secondary Education Minor is open to undergraduates in all disciplines, and it requires 9 CUs. The program includes a full-time student teaching experience in the spring of senior year and the opportunity for licensure. 

Core Course1
Urban Education
Child or Adolescent Development course1
Human Growth and Development
Human Growth and Development
Adolescence and Media
Psychology of the African-American
Social Psychology
Being Human: The Biology of Human Behavior, Cognition, and Culture
Proseminar in General Psychology
Introduction to Brain and Behavior
Cognitive Neuroscience
Introduction to Developmental Psychology
Psychology of Language
Language, Cognition and Culture
Language and Thought
Cognitive Development
Child Development
Child Development
Tutoring in Urban Public Elementary Schools: A Child Development Perspective
Human Development in Global Perspective
Educational Psychology
Mindfulness, Dialogue, & Human Development (SNF Paideia Program Course)
Psychology of Personal Growth
Psychology of the African-American
Developmental Theories: Applications with Adolescents
Developmental Theories: Applications with Young Adults
Human Development
Adolescent Development
Cognitive Development
Basic Counseling Skills
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy1
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy in Urban Secondary Schools
Differentialted Instruction1
Differentiating Instruction for Special Education Learners
Differentiating Instruction for Special Education Learners
Methods (Senior Fall)1.5
Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools: Math
Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools: Science
Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools: Social Studies
Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools: English 
Methods: World Languages A
Teaching & Learning in Student Centered Classrooms
Student Teaching (Full-time Classroom Takeover Senior spring)3.5
Urban Internship Seminar
Teaching & Learning in Student Centered Classrooms
Advanced Methods in Middle & Secondary Schools: Math 
Advanced Methods in Middle & Secondary Schools: Science 
Advanced Methods in Middle & Secondary Schools: Social Studies 
Advanced Methods in Middle & Secondary Schools: English 
Methods: World Languages B
Total Course Units9

The degree and major requirements displayed are intended as a guide for students entering in the Fall of 2026 and later. Students should consult with their academic program regarding final certifications and requirements for graduation.