Secondary Education Major Teaching Subject: Second Languages: Spanish

18 to 24 units in Language Courses chosen from

• SPAN 111 - Beginners’ Spanish I
• SPAN 112 - Beginners’ Spanish II
• SPAN 211 - Intermediate Spanish I
• SPAN 212 - Intermediate Spanish II
• SPAN 300 - Advanced Spanish
• SPAN 306 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers
• SPAN 405 - Exercises in Translation: Spanish into English
• SPAN 406 - Exercises in Translation: English into Spanish
• SPAN 407 - Advanced Grammar and Composition
• SPAN 426 - Creative Non-Fiction Workshop in Spanish

3 to 6 units in Linguistics chosen from

• LING 101 - Introduction to Linguistic Analysis
• LING 320 - Second Language Acquisition
• SPAN 370 - The Sounds of Spanish
• SPAN 378 - Teaching Spanish as a Second Language
• SPAN 398 - Special Topics in Language/Linguistics
• SPAN 475 - Spanish in Society
• SPAN 476 - The Acquisition of Spanish
• SPAN 498 - Special Topics in Language/Linguistics

6 to 9 units in Literature chosen from

• SPAN 320 - Introduction to Literary Analysis
• SPAN 321 - Foundational Fictions of Spanish America
• SPAN 323 - Latin American Literature and the Environment
• SPAN 326 - Hispanic Children’s Literature
• SPAN 333 - Reading Popular Culture
• SPAN 335 - The Spanish Caribbean
• SPAN 428 - Spanish Literary Masterpieces
• SPAN 440
• SPAN 441 - Reading Colonial Culture
• SPAN 460 - Self Portraits in Writing

3 to 9 units in Culture chosen from

• SPAN 314 - Civilization and Culture of Spain
• SPAN 315
• SPAN 325 - Introduction to Cinema
• SPAN 326 - Hispanic Children’s Literature
• SPAN 332 - The Culture of Food
• SPAN 341 - The ‘Roaring Twenties’ in Transatlantic Perspective
• SPAN 373 - Spanish as a World Language
• SPAN 399 - Special Topics in Literature/Culture
• SPAN 425 - Hispanic Filmmakers
• SPAN 499 - Special Topics in Literature/Culture

Notes

Students must take EDSE 368  during the Introductory Professional Term (IPT), which is normally offered in the Fall Term only.

Students must take EDSE 468  and EDSE 451  during the Advanced Professional Term (APT), which is normally offered in the Winter Term only.