Contact Information
Stephanie Davis, Ph.D.
449 Allyn Hall
937-775-2880
stephanie.davis@wright.edu
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Contact the Career and Technical Education Program
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CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Undergraduate licensure
Upon successful completion of the program of study and passage of Praxis tests Principles of Teaching and Learning 7-12 (#30524), students are eligible for a provisional Ohio xxxxxx license (#xxxxxxx).
| CURRICULUM (LICENSURE) CONTENT |
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37 hours |
| CTE 400 |
Pre-Service Workshop for First-Year CTE Teachers |
(8) |
| CTE 430 |
Prioritizing and Mapping Curriculum |
(4) |
| CTE 440 |
Overview of Career & Technical Education |
(4) |
| CTE 410 |
The Learning Environment |
(4) |
| CTE 415 |
Clinical Practice I |
(4) |
| CTE 450 |
Communication Techniques |
(4) |
| CTE 420 |
Assessment & Instruction |
(4) |
| ED 432 |
Improvement of Reading in Secondary Schools |
(5) |
Total Quarter hours for Licensure in CTE = 37 credit hours
Program information last modified Thursday, 28th August, 2008 @ 11:44am
Credit by Exam
Students admitted into the Career and Technical Education bachelor’s degree program (major # 215) have the opportunity to earn up 30 technical elective credits that may be applied towards the bachelor’s degree. Earning credits in this way can provide a substantial cost savings for the teacher candidate.
These credits may be earned by successfully completing the National Occupational Competency Testing Institute’s (NOCTI) Experienced Worker Assessment appropriate to the teacher candidate’s licensure area. Working in cooperation with the Upper Valley Joint Vocational School, the Workforce Education Department is able to provide testing opportunities in twenty-two licensure areas.
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