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DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS

ART EDUCATION

Coordinator: Mr. Steven F. Gately

Coordinator: Dr. Donna H. Goodman

The art education program is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD).

TEACHER CERTIFICATION OPTION IN ART EDUCATION

The rationale and organizing principles that guide the School of Education's development of professional education programs is couched in a tripodal model which mirrors our goals for our students. We believe that our students must be knowledgeable about learners, content, and pedagogy. Students must be reflective as they plan, implement, and evaluate pedagogical and curricular issues. Students must be collaborative, developing and honing communication and leadership skills necessary to work with colleagues, students, parents, and community leaders to plan and implement efficient and effective educational programs and to initiate change when needed. We believe that critical thinking is the connecting strand which permeates these three elements. Critical thinking is a process which involves assessment, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and appropriate action. It is our goal to prepare the Professional Educator for the 21st century.

The Department of Fine Arts provides the knowledge base for students certifying to teach art in the state of South Carolina. The department supports and encourages the conceptual framework strands in the School of Education: critical thinking, collaboration, and reflection.

General Education

51 hours

Communications

12 hours

ENG 112

3

ENG 200

3

SPCO 101

3

Computer Science

3

Social Sciences

9 hours

ANTH 200 or GEOG 101

3

POL 101 or 103

3

Additional 3 hours to be chosen from Economics, Geography, Political Science, or Sociology

3

Humanities

12 hours

Literature (in any language)

3

History

3

Art History 220

3

MU 101 or Theatre 101

3

Mathematics

6 hours

Math 120, 121 or higher

6

Natural Sciences

12 hours

Biological Science with lab

4

Physical Science with lab

4

PSY 206 and 216

4

Professional Education

27 hours

EDUC 290

2

EDUC 299

2

EDUC 300

4

(taken in the same semester)

EDUC 380

2

EDUC 393

2

(taken in the same semester)

EDUC 488

2

EDUC 489

1

EDUC 490

12

(taken in the same semester)

Teaching Area

51 hours

Design/Technology Courses

12 hours

ART 203

3

ART 204

3

ART 205

3

ART 206

3

Studio Courses

15 hours

ART 230

3

Select nine hours from ART 207, 208 or 218, 210, 215,

9

Select three hours above the 299 level

3

Art History Courses

12 hours

Art History 220

3

Art History 221

3

Select three hours from Art History 350, 360, 370

3

Select three hours from Art History 340, 380, 390, 400

3

Art Education Courses

12 hours

Art Education 312

3

Art Education 415

3

Art Education 416

3

Art Education 501

3

Supporting Course

3 hours

PSY 334

3

NOTE: Students must schedule a conference in the School of Education to discuss the professional certification program.

The number of semester hours required in major courses for a major in art education is 27 semester hours of art studio, 12 semester hours of art history, and 12 semester hours of art education. The minimum number of semester hours in all courses (major and nonmajor) required for the major in Art Education is 129. The one-person show is required during the final semester of enrollment. The one-person show will be comprised of works from the student's studio and art education classes and will be under the direction of the student's art education adviser. A portfolio of the student's work must be completed by the end of student teaching.

MINOR

No minor in art education is offered.

COLLATERAL

No collateral in art education is offered.


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