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Education

The Education Associates of Arts program provides students with the requisite skills for obtaining employment as a paraprofessional or continuing on to pursue a bachelor’s degree in an education-related field. The program provides a strong education foundation and addresses the need for more highly qualified, American Indian teachers in the local school systems.

Department Contact

Arlene Bigby

abigby@ancollege.edu​

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Student Outcomes
 
  • Analyze the foundations of education and American Indian education systems within their historical, philosophical, cultural, pedagogical, and social contexts and apply that knowledge to current research within the field of education.
  • Understand central concepts and foundational structures of mathematics, reading and literature, language arts, science, American Indian studies, and history content areas.
  • Demonstrate foundational knowledge through an organized portfolio.
  • Evaluate the effect of choices and actions on children and seek out opportunities for professional growth.
First Year Fall Semester
Class
Name
Credit
AIS 100
Introduction to AIS
3
WRIT 101
College Writing I
3
PSYX 100
Intro to Psychology
3
BIOB 160/L160
Prin of Living Sys/Lab
3/1
ANL 155/150
Aaniiih/Nakoda Lang I
3
GS 110
Finding Place
1
First Year Spring Semester
Class
Name
Credit
Science
Science Elective
3/4
POL 134
American Government
3
M 121
College Algebra
4
WRIT 201
College Writing II
3
Communication Elective
COMX 115 or COMX 111
3
Second Year Fall Semester
Class
Name
Credit
PSYX 230
Development Psych
3
M 130
Math for Elem Teachers I
3
AIS 225
Americen Indian Lit.
3
AIS 215
American Indian Ed.
3
EDU 201
Intro to Education w/Lab
4
Second Year Spring Semester
Class
Name
Credit
EDU 225
Educational Psychology
3
HIST 180
American History
3
M 131
Math for Elem Teacher II
3
LIT 282
Children's Literature
3
EPYC 250
Exceptional Children
3

Call 

406-353-2607 ext.

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