English Education (BA or BS)

All English Education majors must fulfill B.A. or B.S. degree requirements. For more on the B.A. and B.S. requirements at Bradley, please consult All-University Degree Requirements. In addition to fulfilling the requirements for a B.A. or B.S. degree, all English Education majors must complete a minimum of forty hours in major courses:

Major Requirements

Requirements at 100-200 level
ENG 180Introduction to English Education2.0
ENG 233Foundations in American Literature3.0
ENG 237Foundations in British Literature3.0
ENG 270Interpreting Literature3.0
Requirements at 300 level
ENG 311Introduction to Language3.0
ENG 312Grammar for Teaching3.0
or ENG 313 Grammar for Writing and Speaking
ENG 320Young Adult Literature3.0
ENG 391Methods of Teaching Writing3.0
ENG 392Methods of Teaching Literature and Reading3.0
One course in Literatures of Diversity and Ethnicity (choose from):3.0
Latinx Literature
African American Literature
Native American Literature
Women Writers
Advanced Global Literatures
Irish Literatures
Literatures of Asia
Individual Authors
Topics in Language and Literature
Independent Study
Requirement at 400 level
ENG 472Methods of Teaching Integrated Language Arts3.0
Required course in World Literature (choose from):3.0
European Writers *
Introduction to Native American Literature *
Introduction to Global Literatures
Foundations in Global Literatures
Latinx Literature
Native American Literature
Advanced Global Literatures
Literatures of Asia
English Secondary Education: English Electives (choose nine hours of additional English coursework at the 200-500 level. Restrictions apply. **9.0
200 Level: no more than one 200-level course
300+Level: choose any 300-599 ENG courses offered by the department 1
*

By consent of department

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ENG 312, ENG 313, ENG 381, or ENG 385 only if not counting for BCC Area of Inquiry Requirement or other Major Requirements. See your advisor.  

In addition to the requirements described above, to receive a secondary grades (9-12) teaching endorsement in the State of Illinois, students must declare and complete the High School Education Program. This program includes the education requirements as mandated by the Illinois State Board of Education to receive a secondary grades (9-12) teaching endorsement in the State of Illinois.

To meet the requirements of the Teacher Education - High School Education program, MTH 101 or MTH 111 must be completed.