Music Education Major, B.Mus.70-84 hours It is the objective of the Department of Music to provide training and experiences to properly qualify students for positions as teachers or supervisors of music in the public schools. The program meets the requirements of the Illinois State Board of Education for the Standard Special Certificate, which qualifies the holder to teach and supervise music in grades K-12. Olivet's Teacher Education programs are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Since the curriculum in Music Education allows very few electives, students are advised that at least one summer session or an additional semester of study may be required to complete this program. Students desiring an undergraduate degree with a Music Education major must be received into the Teacher Education program. Students should apply for acceptance into the Teacher Education program during the sophomore year, prior to the Upper-Division Hearing. Students must pass the Illinois Subject-Matter Knowledge test prior to student teaching. Teacher certification candidates are advised that teacher licensure is constantly undergoing state and national review. The program listed in the Catalog may require revision during the student's course of study. The Piano Proficiency Exam must be satisfied before student teaching can begin. Required: MUED 240 - Introduction to Music Technology 276 - Beginning Conducting 460 - General Music Methods 465 - Middle/Secondary Music Methods MUTH 120 - Musicianship I 130 - Harmony I 131 - Musicianship II 135 - Musicianship III 230 - Harmony II 232 - Harmony III 300 - Form and Analysis 494 - Instrumentation MUCH 377 - Music in Worship MULT 280 - 20th Century Popular Music 295 - Music History I 301 - World Musics 395 - Music History II 396- Music History III MUAP 200 - Recital Lab (all semesters) 225 - Upper-Division Hearing 490 - Senior Seminar 495 - Senior Recital Ensembles (all semesters) Applied Music Emphasis - 14 hours Piano Proficiency - 0-4 hours And completion of one of the following: Vocal Track: MUED 200 - Introduction to Instrumental Music 350 - Choral Lit/Conducting 370 - Vocal Literature and Pedagogy MUVO 240, 250 - Diction I and II Instrumental/Keyboard Track: MUVO 107 - Class Voice or equivalent MUED 180 - Percussion Instruments 280 - String Instruments 351 - Instrumental Lit/Conducting 380 - Woodwind Instruments 381 - Brass Instruments Plus the required professional education courses and general education courses as described in the School of Education information for all Teacher Education programs. EDUC 214 and 325 are recommended. All professional education, general education courses for teachers, major, endorsement, and supporting courses require a grade of "C" or better for teacher certification and graduation. Preparatory applied course credit does not count toward the Applied Music emphasis. The 14 hours of college-level credit are to be divided into eight hours lower-division and six hours upper-division. It is strongly recommended for students with a piano emphasis that MULT 305 Piano Pedagogy be substituted for two hours of the Applied Music upper-division requirement. |