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Appendix A: Transition to Teaching Program The Transition to Teaching (T2T) program is a pathway to Indiana secondary education teacher licensing. Anyone interested in enrolling in coursework must meet with the Director of the Transition to Teaching program or the Director’s designee. Once an individual has met with the Director of the Transition to Teaching Program, a personalized plan for completion of the program will be created. Approval of the Director of the Transition to Teaching program or the Director’s designee is required to register for any T2T course. Coursework is sequenced with practical opportunities to develop essential skills to become an effective secondary teacher. After the successful completion of the required coursework, a full-semester student teaching experience is offered in the following areas: art (fine arts), business, chemistry, English/language arts, French, social studiesgovernment and citizenship, social studies-historical perspectives, journalism, life science (biology), mathematics, music (instrumental), music (vocal), physical education, Spanish. This program is 18 preparation hours and is to be completed within two calendar years. If concurrently completing a baccalaureate degree at Franklin College, a student must have a 2.80 cumulative grade point average in a declared content major and have completed 57 or more credit hours to enroll in initial T2T coursework. Required Professional Education Courses-18 credit hours (Registration and enrollment for each course requires the approval of the Director of the Transition to Teaching program or designee.) EDUT 124, Critical Skills for Educators (2 credit hours) EDUT 222, Child & Adolescent Development (2 credit hours) EDUT 225, Standards-Based Planning & Digital Learning-Secondary (2 credit hours) EDUT 328, Instructional Planning & Delivery-Secondary (4 credit hours) EDUT 422, Content Reading-Secondary (2 credit hours) EDUT 457, Assessment & Classroom Management-Secondary (3 credit hours) EDUT 489, Student Teaching in Secondary Education (3 credit hours)
