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Consecutive PJ Aboriginal Teacher Education (Community-Based)

Curriculum: (12.0 units) 
CURR 355AB/3.0 Language 
CURR 383AB/3.0 Mathematics 
CURR 385AB/1.5 Social Studies 
CURR 387AB/3.0 Science and Technology 
CURR 395AB/1.5 Health and Physical Education

Two courses (3.0 units) to be selected from: 
CURR 389/1.5 Art 
CURR 391/1.5 Drama   
CURR 393/1.5 Music

Program Focus: (3.0 units) 
FOCI 201AB/3.0 Aboriginal Teacher Education

Professional Studies: (6.0 units)
PROF 105/1.5 Critical Issues and Policies in First Nations Classrooms 
PROF 180/0   School Law and Policy
PROF 150AB/3.0 Concepts in Teaching and Learning 
PROF 195AB/1.5 Theory and Professional Practice in Aboriginal Education 

Practicum:  (6.0 units)
PRAC 195AB/6.0  Aboriginal Teacher Education Community-Based Practicum  
   
TOTAL REQUIREMENT for PJ Aboriginal Teacher Education  30.0 units
Degree requirements are subject to change without notice.


COREQUISITE REQUIREMENTS 
(Must be completed prior to graduation from the program)

Candidates should check with the Education Registrar' Office (ERO) or the ATEP Office to make sure their choice is appropriate, BEFORE enrolling in that course.  If a course title does not seem to reflect the course content, candidates must forward a detailed course description before enrolling in a course.

Transcripts for all corequisite courses must be sent directly from the school, school board or postsecondary institution to the ATEP Office.

  • Psychology
    One half-year university course OR one half-year college course in child developmental psychology OR an appropriate one half-year Aboriginal Studies course which includes content in the four areas of development (physical, emotional, spiritual and intellectual) OR equivalent is acceptable.
  • Aboriginal Language
    30 hours of certified instruction in an Aboriginal language, documented functionality, OR fluency in an Aboriginal language.
  • Mathematics
    Grade 12 (4U, C, M or OAC) course OR one half-year university course OR one half-year college math course.
  • Academic Writing Skills (for Diploma in Education candidates only)
    One half-year university course OR one half-year college course OR one secondary school 4U or OAC English course OR equivalent in academic writing skills.

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Education Programs of Study Consecutive PJ Aboriginal Teacher Education (Community-Based)
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