WELCOME TO CAL STATE SAN MARCOS Teacher Credentialing Advising Session!

1. WELCOME TO CAL STATE SAN MARCOS Teacher Credentialing Advising Session! (760) 750-4277 www.csusm.edu/COE

2. Founded in 1989, California State University San Marcos opened its doors to students in the fall of 1990. It is the first of a new generation of Cal State Universities. Approximately 8,000 students currently attend the 304 acre campus, located in the foothills of northern San Diego County just a short distance from some of Southern California's best beaches and an hour from the U.S.-Mexico Border. Cal State San Marcos is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. CAL STATE SAN MARCOS

3. College of EducationMission Statement The mission of the College of Education Community is to collaboratively transform public education by preparing thoughtful educators and advancing professional practices. We are committed to diversity, educational equity, and social justice, exemplified through reflective teaching, life-long learning, innovative research, and ongoing service. Our practices demonstrate a commitment to student centered education, diversity, collaboration, professionalism, and shared governance.

4. Student Services Center Staff

5. National Shortages of Math, Science, Special Education Teachers No Child Left Behind Budgetary Concerns Educational Issues

6. 6,300,000 Students 300,000 Teachers 9000 Schools 1000+ School Districts 20,000+ Teachers hired California’s Challenges

7. One third of teachers are over age 50 One in five will be eligible for retirement in the next five years One in three will be eligible for retirement in the next decade By 2014 we will have to replace 100,000 teachers due to retirement alone Source: Center for Teaching and Learning California’s Challenges

8. Preliminary BA Degree Credential New Teacher Education StandardsMultiple Routes to Teaching Professional Preparation and Assessment Undergraduate Studies and Assessment • Fifth Year PreparationPrograms • Intern PreparationPrograms • Blended Programs Blended Programs

9. New Teacher Education StandardsMultiple Routes to Teaching Preliminary Clear Credential Credential Induction Ongoing Professional Growth Induction Program (BTSA) or University Program (only if Induction is not available) No longer a requirement for credential renewal. School districts will be encouraged to provide professional growth opportunities for their teachers.

10. All programs state and nationally approved Certification to teach second language learners Bilingual Certification available in all programs Personal Attention Cohort Model Distinguished Teacher in Residence Two different Student Teaching Experiences Full Time Programs:8 weeks of coursework w/ classroom participation/ observation8 weeks of student teaching Distinguishing Features

11. Credential Programs Single Subject Multiple Subject Multiple Subject Middle level Special Education Integrated Credential Program (ICP) Internship Programs Masters/Advanced

12. Full-Time Begins Fall and Spring 2 semester program Some coursework may beoffered in late afternoon orearly evening Several off-site locations Southwest Riverside Cohort: Begins Fall only Themed Cohorts Begin Fall only Arts Biliteracy (Valley Elementary in Poway) Math, Science, Technology (Alvin Dunn in San Marcos) Part-Time Begins Fall and Spring Evening Program 5 semester program Piloting new 3 semester program Spring 06 (see advisor) Summer is considered a semester Student teaching 4th semester for qualified students in conjunction with credential coursework Multiple Subject Credential Program

13. Multiple Subject Credential Program with Middle Level Certificate Become a middle level teacher (grades 5-9) through theNationally-recognized, award- winning Middle Level Teacher Education Program Multiple Subject Credential - PLUS- Certificate of Advanced Study in Middle Level Education BCLAD Option Classes held at Woodland Park Middle School Team taught, integrated, technology-rich curriculum Laptop computer loan Partnership program with local middle schools Professional development opportunities Contact John Bowman in the College of Education Student Services Center at (760) 750-8522 or jbowman@csusm.eduor Dr. Janet McDaniel, Program Coordinator, at mcdaniel@csusm.edu or (760) 750-4318 On-line applications and program information at www.csusm.edu/COE.

14. Begins FALL only: Full–Time FULL-TIME: TWO SEMESTER PROGRAM Recommended to have a second authorization in addition to the Multiple Subject credential: Introductory Subject Matter Authorization* Or Passage of one of the Single Subject CSET Examinations Or Waiver Program * Introductory Subject Matter Authorization workshops are available. Please refer to website for dates, times and more information. www.csusm.edu/coe - Click on Student Services Center Multiple Subject Credential Program with Middle Level Certificate

15. Program Options Day - Begins in Fall Evening - Begins in Summer Subject Areas Social Science, Mathematics, Science, English, Spanish Single Subject Credential Programs

16. Evening Program Begins Summer only 3 semesters Coursework: M – TH 5:00-8:30 pm & Some Saturdays Day Program Begins Fall only 2 semester program Coursework: M – F 7:30 am – 4 pm Mon – 5:00-8:30 pm Single Subject Credential Programs PLEASE NOTE: CANDIDATES WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR THE SINGLE SUBJECT CREDENTIAL PROGRAM WITHOUT A COMPLETE FILE BY INTERVIEW DATES.

17. Integrated Credential Program (ICP) Program Features Undergraduate program begins Junior year B.A. in Liberal Studies and Multiple Subject Credential Includes Certification to teach second language learners Bilingual Emphasis option available For more information, contact: Gwen Hansen (760) 750-8536 ghansen@csusm.edu Room UH222

18. Advanced Credential Program Features: Designed for credentialed teachers Specialist Mild/Moderate Disabilities Credential Option for M.A. Degree Option for Moderate/Severe Disabilities Credential Part-time program Special Education Programs Concurrent Special Education Specialist Mild/Moderate Disabilities and Multiple Subject Program Option for Specialist: Moderate/Severe Disabilities Begins Summer only 12 – 14 month program Full-time daytime program

19. CSUSM and San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) CSUSM and Capistrano Unified School District (CUSD) CSUSM and Vista Unified School District (VUSD) CSUSM and Fallbrook High School District (FUHSD CSUSM and Hemet Unified School District (HUSD) Perris Union High School District (PUHSD) New Haven School Program Features Part-Time Begins Summer Session Only – Spring and Fall admission available on a limited basis Approximately 2 Year Program Specialist Credential: Mild/ Moderate Options for Multiple Subject and Moderate Severe Disabilities Internship Program: Special EducationPlease note that intern programs operate at the discretion of the collaborative district and CSUSM

20. Requirements to qualify for an internship credential 1. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university 2. Passing CBEST scores 3. Passing CSET: Multiple Subject 4. U.S. Constitution – course or examination If you are a CSU graduate, you have fulfilled this requirement. 5. Fingerprint Clearance Internship Programs: Special Education Please note that intern programs operate at the discretion of the collaborative district and CSUSM

21. Contractual Agreements Student Teaching

22. #1 Two Applications #4 Subject Matter Preparation #2 Prerequisite Courses #3 CBEST Getting Started

23. Getting Started #1 - Two Applications • You must submit 2 Applications: • CSUSM University Application:Admissions - (760) 750-4848 Apply online at: www.csumentor.edu Official transcripts sent directly to Cal State San Marcos Office of Admissions • College of Education Application:submit on-line at: www.csusm.edu/COE

24. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (COE) AND UNIVERSITYAPPLICATION FILING PERIODSpring 2007mid-August – mid-October, 2006Summer/Fall 2007January – mid-March, 2007Single Subject January 15-February 28, 2007 Getting Started #1 - Two Applications

25. Getting Started #1 - Two Applications FOR PREREQUISITES, FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIOINS: University Application: www.csumentor.edu) Major is “undeclared” CODE: UNDL Degree Objective is “0” Education Credential Objective is “X” and Fill in your credential program (multiple, single, special education, etc.)

26. Getting Started #1 - Two Applications FOR USE IN COMPLETING THE UNIVERSITY APPLICATION IF YOU HAVE COMPLETED PREREQUISITES AND ARE APPLYING TO THE CREDENTIAL PROGRAM: University Application: www.csumentor.edu) Major is “Credential Only" Degree Objective choose “None” and continue with application You can then choose which credential program you wish to apply to…

27. Getting Started #1 - Two Applications The Statement of Purpose does not need to becompleted for the University application, write “applying to a credential program” You do not need to submit letters of recommendation or examination scores to the Office of Admission as part of the University application process. These documents will be submitted as part of the COE application process.

28. Getting Started #1 - Two Applications HELP LINE PHONE NUMBER FOR STUDENTS HAVING TROUBLE WITH THE ON-LINE ADMISSION APPLICATION: TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES: (800) 468-6927 Or email: support@CSUMentor.edu

29. #2 – Prerequisite Courses Getting Started Enroll in the following prerequisite courses: Education 350 – Foundations of Teaching as a Profession Education 364 – Cultural Diversity and Schooling Education 422 – Technology Tools Teaching and Learning or assessment

30. Competency in Education Specific Electronic Tool EDUC 422 must be completed prior to admission to CSUSM credential programs. EDUC 422 is a 3-unit course offered each semester and summer. It is also offered as three 1-unit courses. Exemption of EDUC 422 requires submission of a 3-part waiver portfolio. There are three parts to the waiver portfolio:Part A: Educational Technology BasicsPart B: Technology Tools for LearningPart C: Introduction to the Electronic Portfolio The details of the portfolio can be found online: www.csusm.edu/COE Click on Student Services Center and then on Policies and Forms. Technology Requirement

31. an understanding of basic computer concepts,  and terminology an understanding of software-ethics issues and concerns in today's society, and virus protection and prevention  the ability to use a word processing application the ability to use a spreadsheet application        an understanding of the Internet, browsers, and email www.csusm.edu/computer_labs/ccr.htm In order to enroll in EDUC 422, you must have:

32. If you are not able to perform all computer competencies (on previous slide), this is a list of suggested courses to take prior to EDUC 422: CISC 181 at San Diego Community College (Mesa, San Diego City, Miramar) CIS 105 or CIS 120 at Palomar College CIS 100 at MiraCosta Community College CS 301 at CSUSM and exempts students from Part A of ED 422 Only CSUSM matriculated (officially admitted) students canarrange to take an assessment in ACD 202. Basic computer course Technology Requirement

33. February 10, 2007April 14, 2007June 16,2007 Check website for additional dates: www.cbest.nesinc.com When should I take CBEST? Take examination as soon as possible Test scores valid indefinitely #3 - CBEST Getting Started CBEST Test Dates

34. Study Guides Barron’s CBEST Study Guide CBEST Math – A Student Recommended Guide Cracking the CBEST – published byThe Princeton Review CBEST – published by The Research and Education Association Cliff’s CBEST Preparation Guide All are available in CSUSM bookstore Additional Resources CSUSM Extended Studies(760) 750-4020www.csusm.edu/ES SDSU Extended Studies (619) 594-5152 Getting Started #3 - CBEST

35. Beginning Spring 2005all Multiple Subject, Middle Leveland Concurrent Special Educationstudents MUST pass the CSET MultipleSubjects Examinationbefore program begins. Subject matter preparation programsare no longer available for Multiple Subject. Getting Started must be passedprior to admission #4 –Subject Matter Preparation

36. California Subject Examinations for Teachers(CSET): Subtest I: Reading, Language, and Literature; History and Social ScienceSubtest II: Science; MathematicsSubtest III: Physical Education; Human Development; Visual and Performing Artswww.cset.nesinc.com to register online Beginning July 1, 2004, Subject Matter Competency must be met prior to admission to credential program. #4 - Subject MatterPreparation Getting Started Examination – must be passed prior to admission Multiple Subject , Middle Level and Concurrent Note: Test scores valid for 5 years

37. California approved subject matter program (coursework) OR California approved examinations CSET Single Subject Exams www.cset.nesinc.com to register online Check CSET website for study guides at www.cset.nesinc.com Subject Matter Competency must be completed prior to admission to credential program Getting Started Examination or coursework through state-approved program must be completed prior to admission Single Subject Credential Program #4 Subject MatterPreparation Note: Test scores valid for 5 years

38. CSET Dates January 20, 2006 March 17, 2007 May 19, 2007 July 21, 2007 Check website for additional dates: www.cset.nesinc.com Getting Started Examination – must be passed prior to admission #4 - Subject MatterPreparation Note: Test scores valid for 5 years

39. Foundational Level Mathematics Subtest 1: Algebra, and Number Theory Subtest 2: Geometry, Probability & Statistics Specialized Science - MA degree or higher in closely related science area OR - 30 semester units post-baccalaureate work in science related area OR - Appropriate CSET: Science (Specialied) exam New subject areas for single subjectbeginning May 2003

40. Closely related subject deemed equivalent by the Commission include: Biological Sciences (Specialized): Life Sciences, Anatomy, Botany, Genetics, Physiology, Zoology, Microbiology, Biochemistry/Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Marine Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science. Chemistry (Specialized): Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Quantitative Analysis/Qualitative Analysis, Nuclear Chemistry, Physical Science-Chemistry. Geosciences (Specialized): Earth Sciences, Astronomy, Cosmology, Geology, Meteorology, Paleontology, Oceanography, Hydrology, Physical-Geoscience, Atmospheric, Climatology, Conservation, Geophysics, Marine Science, Mineralogy, Soil Science. Physics (Specialized): Quantum Mechanics, Electrical Magnetic Physics, Optical Physics, Atomic and Nuclear Physics, Thermodynamics, Mechanical (heat and energy) Physics. Closely Related Subjects in Specialized Science

41. CSET Preparation Courses CSUSM Extended Studies(760) 750-4020 National University (858) 642-8246 SDSU Extended Studies (619) 594-5152 For test preparation courses, please contact Linnea Lagerquist phone: (619) 464-8326 email: linnea@cts.com (Edix Educational and Editorial Services) #4 Subject MatterPreparation Getting Started Examination– must be passed prior to admission CSET Study Guides • “Everything Your 4th, 5th, & 6th Grader Needs to Know” by Hirsch • PRAXIS II by Bannister • Cliff’s Notes CSET Preparation Guide • Best Test Preparation for the MSAT by REA • New Rudman’s Questions & Answers on NTE/Praxis MSAT Study Guide • Check CSET website for study guides at www.cset.nesinc.com Note: Test scores valid for 5 years

42. Additional Required Admissions Documents 1. Field Experience Form – this form will be available in EDUC 350 2. Two (2) letters of recommendation from faculty or others 3. Personal Interview and Writing Topic 4. Certificate of Clearance or valid Emergency Permit 5. TB Clearance valid through student teaching placements

43. FIRST STEP: Go To www.ctc.ca.gov Under “Quick Hits” download three LiveScan Forms Get LiveScanned at an agency like: San Diego County Office of Education (858) 292-3581 Rolling Fee: $17.00 By Appointment Only or Riverside County Office of Education (951) 826-6666 Rolling Fee = $20.00 By Appointment Only or To an agency listed on the “LiveScan Locations” slides (FIRST STEP – continued on next slide) How To Apply For A Certificate Of Clearance in Two Easy Steps

44. FIRST STEP - continued Pay Fees: $32 DOJ + $24 FBI + rolling fee payable by cashiers check or money order, to the appropriate agency above. The rolling fee is determined by the fingerprinting agency Please contact the fingerprinting agency to determine fee payment BEFORE attempting to complete theprocess. SECOND STEP – on next slide ** BOTH STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED TO PROCESS YOUR CERTIFICATE OF CLEARANCE. ** How To Apply For A Certificate Of Clearance In Two Easy Steps

45. SECOND STEP: Go To www.ctc.ca.gov Click on “Look up a Credential” On the next page click on “Direct Application”, fill out all fields and submit online. ** BOTH STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED TO PROCESS YOUR CERTIFICATE OF CLEARANCE. ** Please keep copies of all paperwork submitted for your personal records. How To Apply For A Certificate Of Clearance In Two Easy Steps

46. LiveScan Locationswww.ag.ca.gov/fingerprints/publications/contact.htm San Diego County San Diego Unified School District 4100 Normal Street San Diego, CA 92103 Oceanside Police Department 3855 Mission Avenue Oceanside, CA 92045 San Diego County of Education 6401 Linda Vista Road San Diego, CA 92111 AAA Live Scan of Escondido 431 West Grand Ave., Suite 201 Escondido, CA 92025 (619) 725-7015 Hours: Walk-ins 8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. M–F Appointments 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. M-F (760) 435-4900 Hours: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday By appointment only (858) 292-3581 By appointment only (760) 480-6900 Walk-Ins; M-F 9-5 Saturdays by Appointment

47. LiveScan Locations (619) 631-7535 Hours: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Monday - Friday Tuesday - Thursday 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. by appt. Saturday & Sunday by appointment (760) 839-4766 Hours: 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Monday - Friday By appointment only (714) 966-4306 Hours: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. By appointment only (951) 600-5623 By appointment only Hours: 8 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. Monday - Friday Livescan San Diego 450 Fletcher Parkway, Ste. 207 El Cajon, CA 92020-2520 Escondido Police Department 700 West Grand Avenue Escondido, CA 92025 Orange County Orange County Office of Education 200 Kalmus Dr. Costa Mesa, CA 92628 Riverside County Riverside County Office of Education – Murrieta 24980 Las Brisas Rd. Murrieta, CA 92562

48. 1. U.S. Constitution course or approved Exam CSU graduates have fulfilled this requirement. 2. Health Education Course:PE 201 or PE 203 or EDUC 571 at CSUSMHealth 100 at Palomar CollegeHealth 101 at MiraCosta CollegeHealth 190 at Mesa CollegeHealth 121 at Mt. San Jacinto CollegeHealth 101 at Southwestern College 3. Infant, Child and Adult CPR Co-Requisites For Certification Only - not for admission (except for Interns)

49. 4. Reading Instruction Competence Assessment (RICA) Assessment taken after completion of EDMS 521 & 522 Who takes RICA? Multiple Subject (including Interns) Middle Level Special Education (including interns without certification) Test Preparation information at www.csusm.edu/Quiocho For Certification Only - not for admission Co-Requisites

50. Language Assessment Required Contact Extended Studies to sign up for the assessment at (760) 750-4020 FEE: Approximately $100.00 Student Teaching in Bilingual Classroom Multiple Subject – EDMS 573 Concurrent Special Education – EDMS 573 Middle Level – EDMI 573 Single Subject – EDSS 573 Two additional courses: EDML 553 (3 units) EDML 554 (3 units) Bilingual Emphasis Program:Spanish Requirements