Individuals who already have a teaching credential and need to take this CTC-required course to add an Art authorization to their certification. Individuals interested in taking this course MUST show subject matter competence prior to enrolling.
Curriculum and Methods in Teaching World Languages
Academic Course (University Credit)
Curriculum and Methods in Teaching World Languages (EDSS 450F) is a 3-unit online course designed for individuals who already possess a California Teaching Credential and are looking to add an authorization in a World Language.
In addition to learning a new skill set that can help teachers advance their career, passing this course fulfills part of the requirements for adding a Single Subject authorization under the policies of the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC), Education Code section 44225(e) and Title 5, California Code of Regulations, section 80499.
The course objectives, curriculum materials, instructional strategies, and assessments are specific to teaching World Languages to a diverse range of students. Reflective practice is based on the California Standards for the Teaching Profession and state curriculum framework for World Languages. Letter grade only (A-F).
Please review the directions on the Single Subject Credential Program (SSCP), including the eligibility requirements and expectations for Adding an Additional Credential, and follow the steps accordingly. Be sure to complete the Request to Enroll in a Methods Course to Add a Credential via DocuSign, indicating the name and email address for the Subject Area Coordinator in the area you wish to add. You will also need to upload a copy of your valid existing Single Subject or Multiple Subject Credential.
- The class is completely online
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Use of a hybrid of synchronous and asychronous instruction.
- The class is only offered during Summer Session.
- Students must successfully complete three units of instruction
- Individuals must already possess a Single or Multiple Subject California Teaching Credential
