ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN TEACHING (A.A.T.) DEGREE
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN TEACHING (A.A.T.) DEGREE |
The Associate of Arts in Teaching is designed for students who are interested in transferring to a senior institution and completing a Bachelor's degree in Teaching. This degree will transfer to any four year institution in the state of Arkansas. Students seeking the A.A.T. gain the foundational knowledge and field experiences needed to work with children in grades kindergarten through sixth. Students completing this degree will also receive the required general education coursework required of other institutions. To receive this Associate's degree, students must earn a grade of "C" or better in English Composition I, English Composition II, and Quantitative Reasoning OR College Algebra.
NOTE: Completing the Associate of Arts in Teaching degree at ANC does not guarantee admission to teacher education programs at four-year receiving institutions. Students planning to transfer to other colleges and universities should contact the transfer institution in advance regarding degree and admission requirements for transfer into their Bachelor's degree education program.
• Associate of Arts in Teaching (A.A.T.) Degree Plan
Program Outcomes:
-
Apply knowledge of child growth and learning and on-site observations to explain how the teacher and environment affect a child's cognitive, affective and physical domains.
-
The student will pick a disability under IDEA and complete a project over the disability complete with resources, activities, strategies and information about that disability.
-
Use field/personal experiences and learned knowledge to construct a philosophy of education paper.
Institutional Learning Outcomes
General education is the broad knowledge, skills, and attitudes that all graduates of ANC should possess. For the AA Degree, all the general education core courses are approved for inclusion in the Arkansas Department of Higher Education's Course Transfer System (ACTS). ACTS provides information regarding the guaranteed transfer of courses between Arkansas public colleges and universities and is located on ADHE's website.
ANC's Institutional (general education) Learning Outcomes, approved by the faculty, ANC Cabinet, and Board of Trustees, outlines these specific outcomes achieved by graduates through the completion of any associate's degree. View the institutional (general education) learning outcomes.
|
Associate of Arts in Teaching Minimum Scores Required |
|||
| Math | English | Reading | |
| ACT | 15 | 15 | 15 |
| Next Gen | 236A | 235 | 235 |
63 CREDIT HOURS
Fall Semester - 15 Credit Hours
EN 12003 English Comp I - 3 credit hours
MA 14123 Quantitative Reasoning OR MA 14043 College Algebra - 3 credit hours
ED 23133 Child Growth and Learning - 3 credit hours
ED 23003 Intro to Teaching - 3 credit hours
ED 23103 Intro to Ed. Tech - 3 credit hours
Spring Semester - 16 Credit Hours
BI 14033 / BI 14041 General Biology/Lab - 4 credit hours
SP 12103 Intro to Communications - 3 credit hours
HI 13003 World Civ To 1600 OR HI 13013 World Civ Since 1600 - 3 credit hours
PO 23003 American National Government - 3 credit hours
MA 24003 Math for Teachers I - 3 credit hours
Fall Semester - 16 Credit Hours
EN 12013 English Comp II - 3 credit hours
PS 14003 / PS 14011 Physical Science/Lab - 4 credit hours
HI 23003 US History to 1876 OR HI 23013 US History Since 1876 - 3 credit hours
MA 24043 Math for Teachers II - 3 credit hours
GE 23003 Intro to Geography - 3 credit hours
Spring Semester - 16 Credit Hours
CH 14133 / CH 14141 Chemistry for Gen Ed/Lab - 4 credit hours
ED 23033 Survey of Exceptional Child - 3 credit hours
AR 22003 Art Appreciation OR MU 22003 Music Appreciation OR SP 22013 Fine Arts Theatre - 3 credit hours
EN 22003 World Literature I OR EN 22013 World Literature II - 3 credit hours
HI 23023 Arkansas History - 3 credit hours
PRIVACY POLICY · EMERGENCY INFORMATION · ANC MISSION STATEMENT · CONSUMER INFORMATION
Arkansas Northeastern College
2501 South Division Street
Blytheville, Arkansas 72315
870-762-1020