Mathematics for Middle School Teachers Minor
This mathematics minor is intended for those who plan to enter a Graduate Teacher Education Program and be licensed in middle school mathematics (grades 5-9).
Requirements
A student must complete the following program (12 credits must be upper-division; 9 of these 12 upper-division credits must be taken in residence at PSU):
Courses
| Mth 211 | Foundations Of Elementary Mathematics I | 4 |
| Mth 212 | Foundations Of Elementary Mathematics II | 4 |
| Mth 213 | Foundations Of Elementary Mathematics III | 4 |
| Mth 491 | Experimental Probability and Statistics for Middle School Teachers | 4 |
| Mth 493 | Geometry for Middle School Teachers | 4 |
| Mth 494 | Arithmetic and Algebraic Structures for Middle School Teachers | 4 |
| Mth 495 | Historical Topics in Mathematics for Middle School Teachers | 4 |
| Mth 496 | Concepts of Calculus for Middle School Teachers | 4 |
| Mth 497 | Mathematics in the Middle School Classroom | 4 |
Total Credit Hours: 36
Only grades of C-, P, or above count toward satisfying the department minor requirements. No more than three courses with a grade of P may be counted toward these requirements. The prerequisites for the Mth 490's courses are Mth 111Z-Mth 112Z and Mth 211-Mth 212-Mth 213.
Students who are interested in this program and who already have a Bachelors degree should look at the companion program for graduate students, the Graduate Certificate in Mathematics for Middle School Teachers. PSU does not allow adding a minor after the Bachelor's degree has been conferred.