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See the degree grade →A Bachelor of Arts option that combines literature, writing and language study with pedagogical coursework and classroom practice to prepare students for secondary teaching. Best suited to undergraduates who plan to enter a single-subject credential program and teach English at the middle- or high-school level.
The English Education option in the B.A. in English prepares students to pursue a California single-subject credential and to teach English at the secondary level. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical foundations and hands-on classroom experience so graduates can move into credential programs with applied teaching skills.
Coursework combines study of literature, writing, grammar and language with pedagogy-focused classes. The option features courses in pedagogy, linguistics and literacy that are designed to build skills in lesson planning, student engagement and understanding language acquisition and literacy development.
The program page directs prospective students to the university course catalog and academic advisors for the most current course information and program details. Specific admission criteria or prerequisites are available through the catalog and advising office.
Graduates are prepared to enter single-subject credential programs and pursue careers such as:
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