GEOG 2723 — Regional World Geography
Special Notes for Elementary Education: 1. Preparation for Student Teaching. In order to be prepared to enter student teaching immediately upon completion of the A.A., students are strongly advised to consider taking the appropriate teacher education (EDUC) courses from a university while the y are still enrolled at Eastern. This will include Foundations of Education and a field experience course at all universities and one other supporting course that may vary by university. The courses can be arranged through other universities. Students should consult an advisor for details. 2. Special Note About Physical Education–Health–Wellness. Some universities have a requirement for physical education or health or wellness in their general education and/or teacher education curricula. Students should consult their advisors and the cat alogs of the universities to which they intend to transfer to determine appropriate courses, if any, to take at Eastern. English (A.A.) The A.A. in English is designed to outline the freshman and sophomore years of study for students who plan to transfer to a university to major in English or related fields. This program gives those students an excellent foundation in English language and literature. The major is appropriate for those who plan to teach English, to pursue professional writing careers, or to use it as broad liberal arts preparation for professional training in law, business, or other fields. At Eastern students complete the first two year