Social Studies at Southeast

Social Studies Program			Teacher Education Program
Program Objectives These are the standards graduates of the social studies program are expected to meet prior to graduation.			Requirements for Admission to Teacher Education Program - You must be admitted to the Teacher Education Program before you can register for Block II.
Program Planning Guides Each of these guides includes a detailed list of the courses you must complete in order to complete a B.S. Ed. degree in Secondary Social Studies. They also include criteria for advancing to different stages of the program as well as a tentative schedule for completing the degree in four years.			C-Base - exam needed for acceptance into the teacher education program
2009 catalog	2008 catalog	2007 catalog
Advising and Registration Generating a degree audit - Learn to keep track of your own degree progress.
Instructions for pre-registration advising
Teacher Certification			Getting a Job
You can find most of the answers to your questions regarding Missouri Teacher Certification here.			Preparing Applications - This page specifically addresses the application required to obtain a Block III Field placement, but the information included generally applies to "real" job applications, also.
Obtaining a substitute teaching certificate in Missouri - If you have 60 hours, do it. You need the experience.			Finding Social Studies Jobs
Praxis II - information about registering for this exam that is required for Missouri certification. The test for which you should register is 10081 (Social Studies Content Knowledge)			Tips for Interviews
Information about Certification in Illinois
WP003		Career Linkages	CCTST	Graduation Information

For additional information, contact: Dr. Daryl Fridley, Coordinator Social Studies Education Program Department of History, MS 2906 Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 (573) 651-2701 dfridley@semo.edu