AGRICULTURE EDUCATION 9-12

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1 MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION OFFICE OF EDUCATOR QUALITY EDUCATOR PREPARATION AGRICULTURE EDUCATION 9-12 EDUCATOR PREPARATION PROGRAM NAME MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONS EDUCATOR PREPARATION PROGRAM CODE Please complete Educator Preparation Program (EPP) Name & EPP Code above. The EPP Code may be located at Certification Requirements: List the course number(s) for the course(s) or groups of competencies that align with the specific section of the requirements. It is possible to have more than one course or group listed. List the course title(s) for the course(s) or groups of competencies that align with the specific section of the requirements. It is possible to have more than one course or group listed. List the number of semester hours for each specific section. It is possible to use decimals (to the nearest tenth) to indicate partial use of a course to meet a requirement. The total number of semester hours must meet or exceed the minimum required number of semester hours. the completed cover sheet, curriculum matrix, and advising/program information to DESE.MoSPETransition@dese.mo.gov on or before the date established in the Transition Plan. QUESTIONS: Contact Gale Hairston, 57/ or DESE.MoSPETransition@dese.mo.gov A. Professional Requirements (Minimum of Content Planning and Delivery a. Curriculum and Instructional Planning SEC02 General Methods of Instruction in the Middle b. Instructional Strategies and Techniques in AGE558/658 Teaching of Agriculture Content Area Specialty AGE578/678 Methods of Teaching Agricultural AGE588/688 Methods of Teaching Agricultural Laboratory c. Assessment, Student Data, and Data-Based SFR486 and Assessment in the Middle Decision-Making and Secondary Classroom d. Strategies for Content Literacy RDG474 or e. Critical Thinking and Problem Solving SEC02 General Methods of Instruction in the Middle EDC50 School and Society f. English Language Learning RDG474 or RDG574 or RDG Individual Student Needs Analysis and Correction of Difficulties in Literacy a. Psychological Development of the Child and Adolescent PSY60 or PSY710 al Psychology, Psychology of b. Psychology/ of the Exceptional SPE40 or SPE715 al Alternative for Exceptional Child Students, Foundations in Special c. Differentiated Learning SEC02 General Methods of Instruction in the Middle RDG474 or d. Classroom SFR486 and Assessment in the Middle and Secondary Classroom e. Cultural Diversity EDC45 Introduction to Multicultural and Diversity f. al Psychology PSY60 or al Psychology, Psychology of PSY710. Schools and the Teaching Profession a. Consultation and Collaboration RDG474 or 1() 2() 0(2) 0(2) 1.5().5() 1.5() 2-.5() 1.5() 1.5() MO (0/15)

2 b. Legal/Ethical Aspects of Teaching EDC50 AGE49 AGE494 School and Society 0(6) 0(6) The Department of Elementary and Secondary does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, or disability in its programs and activities. Inquiries related to Department programs and to the location of services, activities, and facilities that are accessible by persons with disabilities may be directed to the Jefferson State Office Building, Office of the General Counsel, Coordinator Civil Rights Compliance (Title VI/Title IX/504/ADA/Age Act), 6 th Floor, 205 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 480, Jefferson City, MO ; telephone number or TTY civilrights@dese.mo.gov. 4. Secondary Literacy (Minimum of six a. Reading and Writing in the Content Area RDG474 or b. Instructional Interventions for Students with Reading Deficits RDG574 or RDG640 Analysis and Correction of Difficulties in Literacy Professional Requirements - Total B. Field and Clinical Experiences (Minimum of ten 1. Early Field Experiences (Minimum of one SEC02 General Methods of Instruction in the Middle 1() semester hour with a minimum of 0 clock hours) 2. Mid-Level Field Experiences (Minimum of one AGE558/658 Teaching of Agriculture 1() semester hour with a minimum of 45 clock hours). Culminating Clinical Experiences (Minimum of eight semester hours with a minimum of 12 weeks in one placement) AGE49 AGE Field and Clinical Experiences - Total 14 Agriculture Content Knowledge Area (Minimum of 5 A. Agriculture Content Knowledge Area (Minimum of 0 1. Animal Science (Minimum of three semester AGS101 Animal Science 4 hours) 2. Agronomy (Minimum of three AGP10 Plant Science AGN115 Sustainable Agriculture and the Environment. Agriculture Business (Minimum of three semester AGB4 Marketing Agricultural Products hours) 4. Agriculture Economics (Minimum of three AGB144 Agriculture Economics I 4 5. Agriculture Mechanics (Minimum of three AGE7 Agricultural Mechanics Practices 6. Horticulture (Minimum of three 7. Electives from above (Minimum of zero-12 MO (0/15) AGP0 AGP AGP54 AGN215 AGN14 AGN5 AGR8 Electives Suburban Horticulture Landscape Design Greenhouse Soils Introductory Forestry Soil Conservation and Water Applied Entomology Electives to reach 0 hours Agriculture Content Knowledge Area - Total B. Electives from the following suggested areas: (15 1. Forestry 2. Natural Resources. Agriculture Journalism 4, Integrated Pest See Attachment to the matrix 4 BSED/PB=0 Electives to reach 16 hours 16 Electives - Total BSED/PB=16 C. Professional Vocational (Minimum of eight 1. Methods of Teaching Vocational Agriculture AGE558/658 Teaching of Agriculture 2. Program Planning AGE568/668 Course and Program Building in Agriculture 1(). Developing and Supervising Occupational Experience Programs a. Ownership (Entrepreneurship) AGE18 AGE578/678 Introduction to Agricultural Methods of Teaching Agricultural 1()

3 b. Placement AGE18 AGE578/678 Introduction to Agricultural Methods of Teaching Agricultural 4. Developing and Using Instructional Materials and AGE558/658 Teaching of Agriculture Teaching Aids 5. Supervising Student Organizations AGE18 AGE568/668 Introduction to Agricultural Course and Program Building in Agriculture 1() 6. Teaching Agriculture Mechanics AGE588/688 Methods of Teaching Agricultural Laboratory 2 7. Planning and Conducting Adult Programs for Young and Adult Farmers AGE568/668 AGE18 Course and Program Building in Agriculture Introduction to Agricultural 1() 1() Professional Vocational - Total BSED/PB=8 1() MO (0/15)

4 B. Electives from the following suggested areas: Course # Title AGB 144 Ag Economics (4) AGB 14 Legal Aspect of Agriculture () AGB 4 Marketing Ag Products () Lab Hrs (2) AGB 54 Land Economics () AGB 74 Ag Business () AGB 84 Agricultural Selling () AGB 94 Agricultural Industry Study (2) AGB 494 Problems Ag Business (Varied) AGB 514 International AGR Trade (Varied) AGB 54 Production Economics () AGB 584 Farm Business () AGB 614 International AgrTrade () AGB 684 Farm Business () AGE 49 -AG (6) AGE 494 -AG (6) AGE 498 Problems in Ag Ed (Varied) () AGE 568 Course/Programs Building AG ED () AGE 628 AG Ed Special Topics () AGE 668 Course/Programs Building AG ED AGE 718 Topics/Ag (Varied) AGE 728 Induction Year Teaching I (2) AGE 78 Induction Year Teaching II (2) AGP 00 Wine Appreciation for Customer (1) AGP 0 Suburban Horticulture () AGP Landscape Design () AGP 5 Turf Science () AGP 70 Forage Crops/Animals & Environment () AGP 441 Vegetable Production () AGP 45 Crop Physiology () AGP 496 Indiv Study in Fruit Science (varied) AGP 54 Greenhouse () AGP 57 Plant Propagation () AGP 575 Plant Breeding and Genetics (2) AGP 576 Plant Breeding/Genetics Lab (1) AGP 585 Weed Ecology and Mgmt () AGP 6 Crop Physiology () AGP 641 Vegetable Production () AGP 64 Plant Propagation () AGP 66 Greenhouse Production () AGP 670 Forage Crops and Animal Envrn. () AGP 675 Plant Breeding and Genetics (2) AGP 676 Plant Breeding/Genetics Lab (1) AGP 685 Weed Ecology and () AGP 711 Viticulture () AGP 70 Adv Topics in Plant Science (Varied) AGR 098 Enrollment Tracking Course-UG (0) AGR 100 Food Security () AGR 108 Topics in Agriculture (1) AGR 200 Mini Agriculture (1) AGR 299 Special Topics (varied) AGR 00 Food/Agricultural Chemistry () AGR 20 Writing II - Applied Science () AGR 99 Special Topics (varied) AGR 490 Agronomy/Horticulture Sr. Seminar (1) AGR 499 Internship in Agriculture (varied) AGR 599 International Study/Agriculture (varied) AGR 796 Science Internship (varied) AGR 797 Seminar (1) AGR 798 Research (varied) MO (0/15)

5 AGR 799 Thesis (varied) AGS 101 Animal Science (varied) AGS 161 Introduction to Horses () AGS 162 Introduction to Riding (1) AGS 16 Intro/Hunt Seat Equestrian (1) AGS 164 Intro/Stock Seat Equestrian (1) AGS 26 Intermediate Hunt Seat Equestrian (1) AGS 264 Intermediate Hunt Seat Equestrian (1) AGS 01 Physiology of Farm Animals () AGS 06 Veterinary Science () AGS 11 Feeds and Feeding () AGS 42 Meat Science and Products (varied) AGS 62 Riding Instruction (2) AGS 6 Advanced Hunt Seat Equestrian (1) AGS 64 Advance Stock Seat Equestrian (1) AGS 85 Companion Animal I () AGS 89 Companion Animals in Society () AGS 42 Sheep and Goat Science (2) AGS 452 Beef Cattle Production () AGS 461 Equine Nutrition & Physiology (2) AGS 492 Problems in Animal Science (varied) AGS 511/611 Animal Nutrition & Metabolism () AGS 661 Equine Nutrition & Physiology (2) AGS 712 Special Topics in Animal Science (varied) MO (0/15)