The Johns Hopkins University, School of Education
SUPPLEMENTAL CONTENT REQUIREMENTS WORKSHEET
MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING: SECONDARY EDUCATION—BIOLOGY
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Applicants seeking certification as secondary biology teachers must have both breadth and depth of background in the content area as demonstrated by a major in biology (or approximately 36 credits in biology course work or equivalent documented experience)and related math and science course work/knowledge (see below). / Undergraduate institution(s):Undergraduate degree:
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GPA: Cum: last 60 credits:
The applicant’s background should include the following topics: / HAS / NEEDS
- General/introductory biology
 
- Anatomy/Human Biology
 
- Biochemistry
 
- Botany
 
- Cell biology
 
- Ecology
 
- Evolution
 
- Genetics
 
- Marine/estuarine biology
 
- Microbiology
 
- Molecular biology
 
- Physiology
 
- Zoology
 
*Supporting course work/knowledge in all four (4) of the following areas:
Chemistry
- Earth/space/environmental science
 
- Physics
 
- Mathematics (pre-calculus or higher level)
 
Varied laboratory experience
*all four areas required for subsequent general science endorsement
SUMMARY of content requirements to fulfill:
Content Need / Project Type / # Units / Comment / Completed?None RequiredAnatomy/Human BiologyBiology (General/Introductory)BiochemistryBotanyCell BiologyEcologyEvolutionGeneticsMarine BiologyMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyPhysiologyZoologyChemistryEarth/Space/Environmental SciencePhysics / College CourseEquivalency testIndependent projectLab requiredLife experienceRecommended ReadingsSpecial Topics course completionAdditional Special Topics workWorkshop
Anatomy/Human BiologyBiology (General/Introductory)BiochemistryBotanyCell BiologyEcologyEvolutionGeneticsMarine BiologyMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyPhysiologyZoologyChemistryEarth/Space/Environmental SciencePhysics / College CourseEquivalency testIndependent projectLab requiredLife experienceRecommended ReadingsSpecial Topics course completionAdditional Special Topics workWorkshop
Anatomy/Human BiologyBiology (General/Introductory)BiochemistryBotanyCell BiologyEcologyEvolutionGeneticsMarine BiologyMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyPhysiologyZoologyChemistryEarth/Space/Environmental SciencePhysics / College CourseEquivalency testIndependent projectLab requiredLife experienceRecommended ReadingsSpecial Topics course completionAdditional Special Topics workWorkshop
Anatomy/Human BiologyBiology (General/Introductory)BiochemistryBotanyCell BiologyEcologyEvolutionGeneticsMarine BiologyMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyPhysiologyZoologyChemistryEarth/Space/Environmental SciencePhysics / College CourseEquivalency testIndependent projectLab requiredLife experienceRecommended ReadingsSpecial Topics course completionAdditional Special Topics workWorkshop
Anatomy/Human BiologyBiology (General/Introductory)BiochemistryBotanyCell BiologyEcologyEvolutionGeneticsMarine BiologyMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyPhysiologyZoologyChemistryEarth/Space/Environmental SciencePhysics / College CourseEquivalency testIndependent projectLab requiredLife experienceRecommended ReadingsSpecial Topics course completionAdditional Special Topics workWorkshop
Anatomy/Human BiologyBiology (General/Introductory)BiochemistryBotanyCell BiologyEcologyEvolutionGeneticsMarine BiologyMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyPhysiologyZoologyChemistryEarth/Space/Environmental SciencePhysics / College CourseEquivalency testIndependent projectLab requiredLife experienceRecommended ReadingsSpecial Topics course completionAdditional Special Topics workWorkshop
Note: The above recommendations may be taken concurrently with the graduate program as determined by the adviser.
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