core intervention specialist or early childhood intervention specialist coursework, a minimum of
twelve semester hours in the teaching of reading as described in section
3319.24of the Revised
Code, and verification from the employing superintendent that the supplemental teaching license
holder has taught successfully in the licensure area for a minimum of two years;
(2)
Adolescence to young adult and multi-age: an approved program of preparation and
recommendation by the dean or head of teacher education or the equivalent, which is defined as
completion of a twenty-four semester hour major in the subject area (or a forty-eight semester
hour major for integrated social studies, integrated language arts, or integrated science) consisting
of coursework well distributed across the subject area showing increasing depth and complexity
and with sufficient advanced coursework to constitute a major field of study as well as a grade
level specific pedagogy course and verification from the employing superintendent that the
supplemental teaching license holder has taught successfully in the licensure area for a minimum
of two years;
(3)
Middle childhood: an approved program of preparation and recommendation by the dean or
head of teacher education or the equivalent, which is defined as completion of an additional six
semester hours in the content area beyond what was required for the initial supplemental teaching
license, a grade level specific pedagogy course, a minimum of twelve semester hours in the
teaching of reading as described in section
3319.24of the Revised Code, and verification from the
employing superintendent that the supplemental teaching license holder has taught successfully
in the licensure area for a minimum of two years;
(4)
Early childhood: an approved program of preparation and recommendation by the dean or
head of teacher education or the equivalent, which is defined as completion of a twenty-four
semester hour major in the area of early childhood education with sufficient distribution of
coursework to cover all areas to be taught, a minimum of twelve semester hours in the teaching
of reading as described in sectio
n 3319.24of the Revised Code, and verification from the employing
superintendent that the supplemental teaching license holder has taught successfully in the
licensure area for a minimum of two years;
(5)
Endorsement areas: an approved program of preparation and recommendation by the dean or
head of teacher education or the equivalent, which is defined as completion of a twenty semester
hour concentration of coursework specifically in the endorsement area and verification from the
employing superintendent that the supplemental teaching license holder has taught successfully
in the licensure area for a minimum of two years. For the early childhood generalist endorsement,
a minimum of nine additional semester hours of study aligned with the Ohio academic content
standards (available on the department's website at education.ohio.gov) for grades four and five
and including preparation in pedagogy and child/adolescent development appropriate for grades
four and five, are required, as well as two years of successful teaching experience in the licensure
area. For the middle childhood generalist endorsement, an additional six semester hours of study
in each of the content areas to be added, aligned with the state academic content standards;
evidence of preparation in pedagogy in each of the additional content areas, are required, as well
as two years of successful teaching experience in the licensure area.
(6)
Career-technical workforce development areas: An approved program of preparation from a
college or university that is approved to prepare career-technical workforce development teachers.
Effective:
10/30/2015
Five
Year
Review
(FYR)
Dates:
07/24/2016
Promulgated
Under:
119.03Statutory
Authority:
3301.07 , 3319.22Rule
Amplifies:
3319.22Prior Effective Dates: 4/22/2006, 7/24/2011