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< College of Liberal Arts and SciencesRussian
This curriculum is sponsored by the Department of Slavic Languages and Literature. See also Russian and East European Studies and Russian Language and Literature.
CURRICULUM PREPARATORY TO THE TEACHING OF RUSSIAN
E-mail: slavic@uiuc.edu
Web address for most current program requirements:
http://www.las.uiuc.edu/students/programs/RUSS/f_RUSS.shtmlDegree title: Bachelor of Arts in the Teaching of Russian
A minimum of 123 hours of credit is required for graduation. Students are advised that additional course work may be necessary to teach middle grades six through eight and foreign languages in grades nine through twelve. Consult the certification officer in Room 130 Education Building for details.
Departmental Distinction: The requirements for graduation with distinction in the teaching of Russian are the same as for graduation with distinction in the Russian Language and Literature major.
General Education Requirements: Students must consult their program and teacher education advisers for current general education requirements.
HOURS PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 25 Professional education courses. (See the entry for curricula preparatory to teaching foreign languages under the Foreign Languages heading.) TEACHING AREA OF CONCENTRATION: RUSSIAN COURSES IN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE: 8 RUSS 101-First-Year Russian, I RUSS 102-First-Year Russian, II; or equivalent 8 RUSS 103-Second-Year Russian, I RUSS 104-Second-Year Russian, II; or equivalent 3 RUSS 211-Russian Conversation, I 6 RUSS 213-Russian Conversation and Composition, I, and RUSS 214-Russian Conversation and Composition, II 6 RUSS 313-Advanced Composition and Conversation, I RUSS 314-Advanced Composition and Conversation, II 6 RUSS 215-Introduction to Russian Literature, I RUSS 216-Introduction to Russian Literature, II 4 RUSS 275-Developing and Implementing Communicative Language Teaching, or equivalent 3 RUSS 308-Russian Phonetics and Pronunciation 3 Select one of: RUSS 115-Russian Masterpieces in Translation, I RUSS 116-Russian Masterpieces in Translation, II RUSS 225-Soviet and Post Soviet Russian Literature RUSS 315-Nineteenth-Century Literature in Translation RUSS 317-Twentieth-Century Literature in Translation 44 Total1 Courses In Russian History And Civilization 3 Select one of: HIST 219-Survey of Russian History from Early Times to the Present HIST 320-Russia from the Earliest Times to Peter the Great HIST 321-Early Imperial Russia HIST 326-Intellectual and Cultural History of Russia HIST 327-Russia From Peter the Great to the Revolution HIST 328-History of the Soviet Union Since 1917 3 Select one of: RUSS 113-Russian Civilization through Literature RUSS 114-Soviet and Post Soviet Societies Through Literature 6 Total Electives 3 Recommended electives include: ARTHI 111-Ancient and Medieval Art ARTHI 112-Renaissance and Modern Art HIST 313-European History from 1918 to 1939 HIST 314-European History from 1939 to the Present MUSIC 130-Introduction to the Art of Music MUSIC 131-Masterworks of Western Music PHIL 101-Introduction to Philosophy RUSS 335-Russian Drama RUSS 360-Studies in Russian Literature and Society SLAV 319-Studies in Russian and East European Cinema Courses in Russian and East European area studies (anthropology, economics, geography, history, political science, sociology, etc.) Advanced courses in the major or minor field.A student in this curriculum is required to complete a teacher education minor.
Students must maintain a University and cumulative 2.5 grade point to remain in good standing.
1. The total of 44 hours may be reduced by as much as 16 hours through prerequisite credit for work equivalent to RUSS 101 through 104 taken in secondary school.