So that you can educate an overseas language (Spanish, French or Mandarin Chinese) in Pennsylvania (PA) public secondary schools, students have to declare the very first major either in language and elect another major in language certification. Additionally to finishing needs within their major, they have to match the following needs.
Admissions & Retention Needs
Course Needs
Course Number | Course Name | Credit |
Language Certification Courses (21 credits) |
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EDUC 200* |
Social and Philosophical Foundations of contemporary Education |
3 |
EDUC 201* |
Summary of Special Education |
3 |
EDUC 205 |
Child Development |
3 |
EDUC 211 |
Educational Psychology |
3 |
EDUC 301 |
Evaluation and Assessment in Inclusive Settings |
3 |
EDUC 384 |
Inclusive Education |
3 |
EDUC 412 |
Teaching British like a Second Language |
3 |
LANG 350 |
Teaching of contemporary Language and ESL |
3 |
ANTH 101 (or EDUC 417) |
Cultural Anthropology (or Multicultural Education) |
3 |
Suggested Elective |
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KINE 201 |
First-aid |
3 |
Professional Semester (15 credits) |
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EDUC 410 |
Student Teaching |
12 |
EDUC 420 |
Practicum |
3 |
*A minimum of 20 hrs of needed urban observation can happen in these three courses.
Resourse: http://eastern.edu/academics/programs/loeb-school-education/
Jazz Guitar Lesson – Approach Notes & Neighbor Tones
Video COMMENTS:
Jean-Luc Bersou: Do you think Charlie Christian ,Django Reinhardt ,Wes Montgomery started with théory ?\nI think theory is elaborated "a posteriori" since natural musicians and those Genius\nwere first playing what they feel exactly,with tremendous melodic sense ,perfect pitch,\ntotal sense for rhythm .They first learn by themseves through huge memory and\ninnates abilities and capacities to catch with accuracy .I speak for guitar players but\nthis observation concerns all instrumentists . Today there are many informations and\nthis can help a lot …..but in all Times there were and still there will be Happy few !\nChuck's lesson is a precious contribution as it may put some light in the dark .thanks\nto Him !
Felipe Gianei: Amazing lessons, I can hear it in all jazz solos, I just don't know how to practice this and use in my solos, any tips?
Jean-Luc Bersou: +Felipe Gianei First try to play correctly the theme ,whatever the song is .\nIf a single line is expressive with a good tone i think it starts well .
Tombo B: nice and simple, great!!
LukeInside: Attitude of a typical jazzman :)
Charles Tresca: thanks Chuck!
Igor Kuzmanovski: R.I.P. Chuck Loeb
Jerry Smitherson: Finally a jazz teacher who put fret stickers on his guitar
Michael Doto: "right?"….
Dennis Browder: Thanks Chuck good idea man never thought about it like that