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Associate of Arts in Teaching Program

 

EDUCATION

The Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT) degree is a state-approved collegiate degree consisting of 63 semester hours of lower division courses that are fully transferable to any Texas public university offering baccalaureate degree programs leading to initial teacher certification in one of the following three curricula.

BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE - AAT DEGREE INFORMATION

Degree Options

AAT EC-4 Early Childhood Specialization

AAT EC-4, 4-8, & EC-12

AAT 8-12 & Other EC-12

Certification Areas

Early Childhood Specialization

EC-4 Areas  

• Generalist

• Bilingual

• ESL

• Interdisciplinary

4-8 Areas  

• Generalist

• Bilingual

• ESL

• English Language Arts &                                                      Reading

• English Language Arts Reading  & Social Studies  

• Mathematics  

• Science

EC-12 Areas

• Special Education

• Interdisciplinary

8-12 Area Options

• History; Social Studies; Math; Life   Science; Science; English; Computer  Science; Technology Application; Health Science Technology Ed;  Speech; Journalism;  Business Ed; Marketing Ed; Math &  Physics; Agricultural Science & Technology Ed; Foreign Language;  Family & Consumer Science; Dance; Math, Physics, Science, & Engineering; Human Development & Family Science; Hospitality, Nutrition, & Food Service
EC -12

• Music

• PE

• Art

• Health

• Theatre

• Technology Applications

• Foreign Language

Component
Requirements:

 

 

 

 

Core  curriculum

Brazosport College Core (45 credits)

Brazosport College Core (45 credits)

Brazosport College Core (45 credits)

Other Components

MATH 1350 & MATH 1351 or

equivalent (6 credits)

TECA courses (12 credits)

• TECA 1303

• TECA 1311

• TECA 1318

• TECA 1354

MATH 1350 & MATH 1351 or

equivalent (6 credits)

Science courses (6 credits)

EDUC courses (6 credits)

• EDUC 1301

• EDUC 2301

 

Content Area Courses (12 credits)

EDUC courses (6 credits)

• EDUC 1301

• EDUC 2301

 

 

 

Total Credits

63 credits

63 credits

63 credits

While the AAT degree is designed as the beginning point of a baccalaureate program leading to teacher certification, it also meets the paraprofessional requirement of the No Child Left Behind Act.