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Awarding body:

Alaska Pacific University

Modules:

The modules are: Introduction to Active Learning (GS 13500), Written Communication (LL 20100), Speech Communication (CO 10000), Quantitative Reasoning (MT 21000), Humanities (HI 20100 and CS 22700), Laboratory Science (SC 10000), CO 10000 Speech Communication, CS 22700 History and Culture of Alaska Natives, ED 21400 Exploring the Learning Community, ED 21500 Classroom Leadership & Management, GS 10000 Computer Applications, GS 13500 Introduction to Active Learning, HI 20100 World History, LL Foreign Language, LL 20100 Writing for Discourse Communities, MT 21000 Math Concepts, PY 21500 Lifespan Human Developments, PY 22200 Roots and Wings: Conception through Adolescence, PY 15000 Introduction to Psychology: Adjustment and Change, RS 20100 Ethics and Religion, SC 10000 Integrated Science, ED 24100 TM: Creative Expression, ED 31400 Differentiated Instruction in the K-8 Classroom, ED 32000 TM: Literacy and Communication I (K-4), ED 32100 TM: Literacy and Communication II (5-8), ED 33000 TM: Science, Math, and Society I (K-4), ED 33100 TM: Science, Math, and Society II (5-8), ED 34400 TM: Health and Physical Movement Education, ED 34700 Evaluation of Student Learning, ED 36300 Computers and Technology for Teachers, ED 45300 Multicultural Education, ED 48500 Student Teaching.

Cost:

$11250 for 12-18 credits per year

Duration:

Variable

Study mode:

Full time

Course description:

This program comprised of: General University Requirements (GURs) Major courses specifically focused on educational methods and standards; a minimum of 128 credits. Its graduates becomes as certified teacher and contribute to the success of Alaskan schools. Unique to APU, students have the opportunity to study "Education Innovations" focusing on comprehensive school restructuring, standards-based education, and quality school models.

Entry requirements:

Students must submit official transcripts of high school and all colleges or universities, a minimum score of 550 on the paper test or 79 on the Internet-based test in TOEFL for international students from non-English speaking country, course-by-course evaluation with a Grade Point Average (GPA).

Application details:

Students must complete the application online or print and mail paper application with $25 application fee, scores from Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) for international students from non-English speaking country, essay, teacher recommendation, supplemental application (online or print and mail the paper application), present financial documentation (to support the information provided under the Annual Budget Section of the supplemental application), official transcripts (High School and all Colleges or Universities the applicant have attended), foreign credentials evaluation report (those who have completed part or all of their education outside of the U.S.). All materials must be sent to Office of Admissions, 4101 University Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99508.

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