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Low Guard/Brake-line Recall 04-05Adventures?
I have seen information on this forum about front wheel lock-up caused by mud and the cross-over brake line/low guard on 04-05Adventures. It happened to me today in the middle of nowhere and all alone (to know me is ta hate me). Lucky 4 me I had the right tools, plenty of water and was traveling rather slowly, hence the bike stayed upright and I was adequately refreshed. I am now officially afraid of this bike. Are KTM gunna wait til someone dies before re-calling/modifying this problem.
After the event I started to think of the numerous times I've been traveling on dirt/gravel roads at speeds well over 100km/h and wondering about the consequences of front wheel lock up. It would only take one rock of the right size to really fuck up ya day.
The first lock up, approx 4k's down the track. Cleaned out mud and went on me merry way.
The second lockup, about 50m from the first one....grrrrrrrrrrrr. As you can see from the pic I only had to make it about 25m to solid ground. So I removed the guard, strapped it to the bike and set off on me merry way again. Wheel locked up within 10m's as the brake-line was locking the front wheel without the guard. Cleaned guard and placed it back on the bike and finally made it to solid ground.
This is all it takes. Not much mud by any stretch of the imagination.
Once I hit solid ground I removed guard and cleaned it again then set off 4 home (about 80km's) with this sense of foreboding that hey maybe the guard has been weakened and any little rock could cause this to happen on the tar at 100+km/h.
It wasn't all bad
Will ring me deala on the morrow and ask him to contact KTM with me concerns. Then I'll ring Dalby Moto and order the high guard mod.
I think that swings it for me, I have been thinking of a high guard and brake line mod for a while now.
c'mon man!..... are you serious?
Page 23 of the manual clearly states: 'Do not ride this motorcycle anywhere that may produce a build up of brown matter between the wheels and the seat - severe personal embarrassment may be a consequence'
get the high mudguard, QED!
yup! dats the one, I don't read so good.... :D and on Page 25:
'if motorcycle performance causes aformentioned 'soiling' condition.. please remove the plug lead to reduce manner of power delivery in the most adverse conditions'
Page 26
"when front wheel locks up and tosses you over the bars please remove (at your earliest possible convenience) the brown matter between your anus and ya pants, assuming both your arms still work. In the case of arm malfunction blame the unmistakable stench on the first person to arrive at the scene thus redirecting any unwanted attention from yourself"
and who says we men, never ever, read the instructions! :D
Have been running a Dunlop 908 front tyre on my 05 ADV , which was picking up rocks and destroying the standard , low guard.
Did the cheap-skates high guard conversion.
Supermoto front guard , SX85 fork protectors and removed right side disc and caliper.
One disc , even with the stock master cylinder works fine , for me.
Best beer in the entire world.
Thanks for the info. Think I'll keep both me disc's as I use every bit of power they provide with one finger on the lever.
Will contact Dalby Moto today and order their high guard kit with the supamoto guard.
On a serious note someone's gunna go over the bars when this happens, hurt themselves and damage their bike. If you have this low guard talk to ya deala and let them know about this problem, I'm sure most of them (the deala's)would be aware by now. The more times they here about this problem the less they can ignore it.
Yeah right!
More likely,
Whadya expect 'em to do?...
Braap - Destroyer of dreams, smasha of illusions, bringa of reality....you bastard :cry
Ordered the high guard from Dalby today($330) before speakin with me deala as I would prefer to do this face to face. I'm sure, he will at least ring KTM with yet another complaint about the low guard, that's all I can really ask.
Don't think he will tell me to "eat him" as I've purchased 2 bikes from him this year as well as spendin a few thousand on accessories/services.
PS: thanks for the tyre info.
my Parole Officer thinks I'm a nice guy deep down, too!... like, six feet down!
I'd be interested to know the 2nd brake line part number you get, I was fobbed off with a SX85 line and it aint right! the banjo at the master cylinder isn't cranked over enough so I got this big dumb ass loop above my bars that grows when the forks stroke thru.... shits me!
I'd really like to have a single line from the m/cylinder down to a T-piece / union at the lower triple clamp, then 2 lines down to calipers... sounds tidier?
What color SM guard?
The orange one doesnt match up very well with the painted tank/fairing.
Hey there BSTARD.
Ive just gotta say...... I TOLD YOU SO!!:amazon
Remember when we went on that ride I mentioned this to you as a concern.
Good to hear you held on to it and no bark removed.
KTM need to look at the package of what people do with their product and modify accordingly.
Are you busy over Xmas and wanna play??
Goodridge would be the folks to talk to about the junction thingo.
Same colour as the inside of me lungs.
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Chad Reed would take the lead on the opening lap of the 20 lap A-Main in Anaheim, California and never look back as he scored his second win of the season and the 33rd victory of his career.
"That was a blast," Reed commented. "I didn't feel awesome all day – it didn't feel great. It's just awesome to be around for a few years and just attack the whoops. This bike feels awesome in the whoops; love this bike there. I wasn't going to be the fastest guys – I was going to be the best in setting it up and getting out there."
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Rookie Ken Roczen finished second after challenging Reed for the lead at the halfway mark through the whoops, and then once again on the final lap.
"I don't think I'm disappointed," Roczen said. "Overall, it was a good race. Tried to push it that last lap but got a lapper in between us. Overall, I'm happy with my performance tonight."
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"The track was so slippery and really, the holes were starting to come out," the three-time champion commented. "I tried to keep the gap close there but it slipped away there. leaving the west coast on top is good."
Justin Barcia and Weston Peick rounded out the top five.
Joe Gibbs Racing rider Justin Brayton finished sixth, followed by Andrew Short and James Stewart. Stewart had to fight back after going down with nine laps to go. Weimer and Tedesco rounded out the top 10.
Ryan Dungey was running inside of the top five when he would go down through the whoops, causing front end damage to his bike. Mike Alessi also found troubles when his bike stalled on lap three.
"I got a good start. I was third or fourth – riding great. Going into the rythem section, it completely stopped," Alessi explained. "Found out afterwards that the brake locked up. This season has been really weird for me. We're going to come back strong."
Roczen and Stewart won the qualifiers, while Jimmy Albertson and Barcia won the semis. Moss would win the Last Chance Qualfier.
When it came to the Supercross Lites West, it was Dean Wilson taking the win after struggling to start off the season.
"I was so happy. When I crossed that finish line, I burst into tears," Wilson said. "It's been a tough struggle for me. it feels so great to win. It was shaping up to be an awesome race and Seely got caught up in the lappers. Its been a lot of hard work and it feels so great."
Cole Seely finished second after leading the first 12 laps of the 15 lap event. Seely went down with three laps to go trying to get by a lapped-rider in the whoops, which allowed Wilson to get by. Rookie Cooper Webb finished third followed by Justin Hill.
Jason Anderson came back to finish fifth after going down mid-race due to contact with Malcolm Stewart. Anderson continues to sit atop the standings, now tied with Seely for the points lead.
Stewart and Wilson won the qualifiers.
Osbourne was unable to compete tonight due to injuring his right shoulder and collarbone during training.
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Le Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine. A children's menu is available.
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Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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Alisha Renee Hebert, 31, 386 Monarch Drive, Apt. D, three counts failure to appear.
Lamont Demend Nixon, 34, 217-A Maryanne Ave., Houma, failure to appear.
Ruth Kirk Breaux, 37, 345 East 40th St., Cut Off, failure to appear.
Terrell Obrien Netters, 24, 129 1/2, King St., Houma, failure to register as sex offender.
Darryl Meko Johnson, 29, 102 Manchester Manor, Thibodaux, failure to appear.
Shane Michael Cedotal, 23, 1300 Louise St., Thibodaux, armed robbery using firearm, failure to appear.
Joshua Durrell Bickham, 25, 114 Crozier Drive, Houma, failure to appear.
Scottie Elis Mitchell, 33, 7107 Grand Caillou Road, Dulac, theft of goods less than $500, identity theft less than $500, unauthorized credit card use less than $300.
Bruno Hernandez Ramirez, 35, 244 Monarch Drive, Houma, holding for other agency.
Alisha Renee Hebert, 31, 386 Monarch Drive, Apt. D, contempt of court.
Mickey Anthony Anselmi, 28, 217 West 59th St., Cut Off, possession with intent to distribute schedule II controlled dangerous substance, possession with intent to distribute schedule I controlled dangerous substance, illegal financial transactions involving drug proceeds, illegal use of controlled dangerous substance in presence of juvenile, unlawful possession drug paraphernalia.
Joseph Cornelius Young, 41, 300 Tiffany Drive, Patterson, two counts turn signal violation, flight using motor vehicle, expired license plate, disregarding stop sign.
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Ruth Kirk Breaux, 37, 345 East 40th St., Cut Off, two counts contempt of court.
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Raymond Jerome Billiot, 34, 200 Mobile Estate Drive, Gray, contempt of court.
Rickie James Robichaux Jr., 36, 6111 La, 56, Chauvin, contempt of court.
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Jules Daigle III, 32, 1390 Roberts Drive, Houma, contempt of court.
Randy Easter, 47, 14839 E. Main St. Apt. D, Galliano, contempt of court, possession of alcoholic beverage in motor vehicle.
Arevalo Gonzales, 28, 14545 E. Main St., Cut Off, contempt of court, holding for another agency.
Francis Griffin, 151 W. 59th St., Cut Off, holding for another agency.
Jessica Guidry, 21, 110 Peach St., Galliano, contempt of court.
Sean Melancon, 26, 756 La. 308, Thibodaux, holding for another agency.
Sterling Poindexter III, 17, 496 Ayo St., Raceland, contempt of court, communicating false information of planned arson.
Sidney Ricard Sr., 140 E. 142nd St., Galliano, holding for another agency.
Jeremy Robinson, 17, 115 Greenville St., Raceland, communicating false information of planned arson.
Devonte Triggs, 17, 846 Ayo St., Raceland, communicating false information of planned arson.
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Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Arevalo Gonzales, 28, 14545 E. Main St., Cut Off, holding for another agency.
Angela Sherman, 37, 470 Danos St., Raceland, contempt of court.
Debony Thompkins, 20, 356 Brocato Lane, Raceland, three counts contempt of court.
Thibodaux Police
Tiffany Hutchinson, 27, 314 W. 10th St., Thibodaux, possession of marijuana, holding for another agency.
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May 11 (Bloomberg) -- Brazil may reduce the number of cities hosting soccer games during the 2014 World Cup to six from 12, Planning Minister Paulo Bernardo said.
The country's organizing committee is conducting an audit to examine the progress being made by the 12 host cities. The audit is due to be completed May 20.
"If people say they can't meet the conditions that were agreed on, then we need to discuss and rethink, and consider other cities, or cut the number of cities," Bernardo told reporters in Brasilia today.
The audit began after Jerome Valcke, secretary general of FIFA, soccer's governing body, on May 5 criticized "incredible" construction delays and said that Brazil is "very late" in preparing for a tournament it was awarded in 2007.
In two of the host cities, Manaus and Natal, the demolition of old stadiums to build new ones hasn't yet begun, according to the sports secretariats of Amazonas and Rio Grande do Norte states. In Salvador, where part of the cement stands at the Fonte Nova stadium collapsed in November 2007, killing seven people, construction is stalled because the state is waiting for environmental and demolition licenses, according to Bahia state's sports secretariat.
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This was an excellent place to stay. We had easy access to public transportation. The staff gave us excellent directions with maps so we could visit all the sites we had come to see. There was plenty of food options and movies for our friend who stayed behind for the day (she wasn't feeling well).
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The hotel staff is really fantastic. The location is a bit remote, but, if you have a vehicle that isn't much of a problem.
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Summer Corn and Clams-in-the-Shell Chowder
Serves: 4 to 6
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Egg-free Peanut-free Soy-free Tree nut-free
This recipe is so beautifully different from the classic roux-thickened chowder. The fresh clams, in their shells, are steamed in white wine, butter and garlic and the soup is made from the succulent cooking liquid. Peak-of-the-season sweet corn adds a tender bite, and also helps thicken the soup to a silky consistency. The clams are arranged, still in their shells, in shallow bowls and the soup poured over them. Simple and oh so lovely!
- 4 ears fresh sweet corn, shucked and silks removed Add to list
- 2 pounds small manila clams Add to list
- 1 1/2 cups good-quality dry white wine Add to list
- 4 tablespoons butter, divided Add to list
- 3 cloves garlic, minced Add to list
- 1 shallot, peeled and minced Add to list
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- 1 cup heavy cream Add to list
- Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste Add to list
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- 8 to 10 ounces jarred clam juice (optional) Add to list
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- Fresh parsley (chopped or sprigs), for garnish Add to list
Cut the kernels from the ears of corn (don't cut too deeply) and then, with the back of your knife, scrape down the ears to collect all the juice and flesh left on the cob. Place the kernels and all of their juice in a bowl and set aside.
Scrub the clams well. Combine the wine, 2 tablespoons butter and the garlic in a large pot with a lid and bring to a boil. Add the clams, cover the pot and cook until the clams pop open, about 5 minutes. Discard any clams that do not open. Pour the clam cooking liquid into a bowl and let it sit until any sediment from the clams settles to the bottom of the bowl. Keep the clams warm and moist in the pot with the lid on.
In a soup pot or wide saucepan, melt the remaining butter over medium heat and sauté the shallots and herbs for 4 to 5 minutes until the shallots are very tender. Carefully pour the cooking liquid from the clams into the pot with the shallots, leaving behind any sand or sediment. Add the corn and cream and simmer gently for about 3 to 4 minutes. The juices from the corn will lightly thicken the soup. Season with salt, pepper and hot sauce. If you would like a little juicier chowder, add 8 to 10 ounces of clam juice from a jar.
Divide the clams, still in their shells, between 4 to 6 wide soup bowls and add 3 or 4 croutons to each. Spoon the corn chowder over and around the clams. Garnish with fresh parsley.
Recipe by, PCC Chef
Source: Demonstrated on KING 5's "Gardening with Ciscoe" show, which aired on July 7, 2012.
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An outstanding Hellion, 44% Primitivo, 31% Petite Sirah and 25% Zinfandel. It's a complete wine, with a full array of superbly rich berry fruits, a hint of chocolate and fine-grained tannins. Delicious right out of the bottle, but it could be cellared for at least another five years.— P.G. (2/1/2012)
It's a shame that just 100 cases of this wine were made, as this bright, fresh, exciting Zinfandel belongs with the best of California, not just Washington. The fresh-picked strawberry and raspberry flavors are concentrated and vibrating with juicy acidity. They lead into a sappy, lengthy midpalate, with an underpinning of rock.— P.G. (2/1/2013)
As the vines grow older, the Alder Ridge Zins gain complexity and gravitas with each new vintage. Tart and brambly, this is a berry-fest, with racy flavors of cranberry, strawberry, raspberry and hints of baking spice. The acidity and overall balance suggest that this can prosper through 2020.— P.G. (5/1/2014)
Among the four vineyards used by Angel Vine, the Avery stands apart for its detail, grip and length. Blue fruits take center stage—plums and berries—along with a tasty lick of coffee and chocolate. You may pick up a hint of the tack room and a streak of fennel in the finish.— P.G. (5/1/2014)
Primitivo is a close relation to Zinfandel, and it slides easily into the Angel Vine lineup which includes four other Zins. This carries a touch more earthiness than the others, with darker fruits and a distinctive streak of espresso. Good grip and density mark this as the most muscular wine among the 2011's.— P.G. (5/1/2014)
Angel Vine sources excellent fruit, and makes what is arguably the most hedonistic, California-style Zinfandel in the Northwest. Here blended with 13% Primitivo, the sweet and liquorous berry fruit flavors are deep and luxurious. Buttressed with juicy natural acidity, this wine does not show its 14.8% alcohol.— P.G. (2/1/2012)
The Hellion is three-quarters Primitivo and the rest Petite Sirah, sourced from a pair of excellent Washington vineyards. An explosion of ripe berries, it coats the palate with effusive fruit, but retains a balance and structure that includes details of spice, espresso, and bitter chocolate. Really well done, and an exceptional value.— P.G. (2/1/2011)
A small planting of an unusual "Upright" clone yields this fragrant, smoky, lightly earthy Pinot Noir. Chock full of briary red fruits, it's a tart, lip-smacking wine, drinking well in its youth, but also positioned (via bracing acidity) for further years of bottle age. The young fruit gives a pretty, cherry candy note to the finish.— P.G. (6/1/2014)
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A trial date has been set for a Janesville Police officer facing a 3rd-degree assault charge. The felony stems from an incident at Club 57 in Waseca in late February. Part-time police officer Michael Danberry was allegedly involved in a verbal argument that escalated into a fight in which Danberry struck a man in the face several times with his knee, breaking the victim's nose as a result. Danberry was off-duty at the time, and was reportedly suspended from the police department following the incident. He will be back in court for a pre-trial hearing in October, and his jury trial is then scheduled to get underway on November 13th.
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While this might seem unimaginable, it's a reality for 800 million people in developing countries.
After learning more about charity: water's work, I know we can make a difference in the global water crisis. I'm supporting charity: water to help build clean water projects for people in need.
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Dave Zirin, The Nation's sports correspondent, is the author, most recently, of Game Over: How Politics Has Turned the Sports World Upside Down. Named one of UTNE Reader's "50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Our World," Zirin is a frequent guest on MSNBC, ESPN and Democracy Now! He also hosts his own weekly Sirius XM show, Edge of Sports Radio. His other books include What's My Name Fool? (Haymarket Books), A People's History of Sports in the United States (the New Press), Bad Sports: How Owners Are Ruining the Games We Love (Scribner) and, with John Wesley Carlos, The John Carlos Story. You can find all his work at www.edgeofsports.com.
Gender is self-determination, and Caitlyn Jenner's seizing that self-determination in such a public fashion will save lives.
Competitive athletics are far too important to leave to greedy businessmen and corporations.
A wave of domestic-violence scandals rocks the league.
The Cup has become a tool for neoliberal plunder—but Brazilians are fighting back.
Sports tournaments will pollute air for "the earth's lungs."
The Russian government's anti-gay scapegoating diverts attention from what appears to be the most corrupt Olympics in history.
"You need to follow your conscience, follow your heart and follow your wisdom."
For decades, Native Americans have fought to change the NFL team's name. Now, finally, there's a groundswell for change.
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AUGUSTA, Ga.---Some changes for Augusta public transit could be down the road. News 12 has a copy of an e-mail sent to Augusta's mayor and commissioners from the Augusta NAACP. The group is calling for more funding for routes and buses -- more specifically involving the Augusta Mall stretch.
The Augusta Commission will decide whether to re-instate a route to the mall at Tuesday's Commission meeting.
"Like Nike says, just do it!" said Augusta NAACP President Dr. Charles Smith. "There is no time to procrastinate. Our citizens need our government to take a stand for them and provide as I mentioned goods and services at a very, very delicate time for them."
If commissioners vote to add the route, it would be for 90 days.
Riders and funding will be needed to keep the route beyond that 90 day mark. City leaders have discussed using money from a proposed sales tax increase for public transit funding.
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Associate Professors: J. D'Haem, P. Griswold, C. Mulrine, M. Urgolo Huckvale(chair), T. Vandergast
Assistant Professors: H. Heluk, B. Jones, A. Mazin, L. Della Vecchia, M. Gasior
Instructors: C. Besko, K. Decker
The Department of Special Education and Counseling collaborates with the Department of Elementary and Early Childhood Education and the Department of Secondary and Middle School Education to offer dual licensure (DL) programs leading to Early Childhood P-3 certification, Elementary Education K-5 certification or Secondary Education K-12 certification with an endorsement as Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TSD). Candidates in the Elementary Education/TSD program may also earn a 5-8 Subject area endorsement.
Coursework and field experiences prepare teacher candidates to plan, implement, and assess instruction in regular education inclusive classrooms and in self-contained special education settings. The curriculum includes an introduction to public education in a diverse society, learner characteristics associated with disabilities identified in IDEA 2004 and their effect, and content related to educating all students to assume roles in society.
The focus is on research-based practices in assessment, instructional strategies, classroom management, and the use of general technologies to enhance classroom teaching and adaptive/assistive technologies to permit all learners to access the general education curriculum to the maximum extent possible. Important aspects of the program are its emphasis on developing collaborative practices with colleagues and parents, including those from culturally diverse backgrounds, and address lifespan issues and transitions.
The DL program has earned accreditation from the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) by enabling teacher candidates to demonstrate proficiency in the teaching standards established by the New Jersey Department of Education and the Council for Exceptional Children, the Association for Childhood Education International and subject area professional organizations. While graduates are certified to teach in all disability categories, except sensory impairments, the majority of special education coursework addresses the needs of learners with mild or moderate disabilities.
Most courses meet during the day; field experiences begin in sophomore year and continue through the senior teaching internship. Assuming a liberal arts major of 36 credits, students would need to complete 15 to 17 credits beyond the minimum of 120 credits needed to graduate to complete the DL program. Thus, good planning, frequent contact and the preparation of a path to graduation with an advisor are necessary for timely degree completion. Below is a summary of program requirements. For more detailed information, candidates are urged to consult the curriculum control sheet (available in the Department of Special Education and Counseling office).
General Education/University Core Curriculum All students entering William Paterson University prior to fall, 2011 must complete the General Education (GE) requirements as prescribed by the University and as outlined elsewhere in this catalog. All students entering William Paterson University in fall, 2011 or afterwards must complete the Universal Core Curriculum (UCC) requirements. In certain areas of GE and the University Core Curriculum, the DL programs have identified required courses and directed electives. See the DL K-5 and DL K-12 program curriculum control sheets for the most up-to-date list of required courses. Selection of specific courses should be made with an advisor. It is suggested that general education/UCC courses be completed prior to the practicum semester, which is generally the second semester of the junior year.
Liberal Arts or Science Academic Majors All students must complete a major in an appropriate liberal arts or science area (listed below), in addition to their education major. For elementary education majors seeking K-5 certification with TSD, the following liberal arts or science majors are acceptable:
- Africana-World Studies
- Anthropology
- Art: History, Studio, Fine (ceramics, painting, photography, sculpture, or graphic arts )
- Asian Studies
- Communication: Interpersonal, Journalism
- English: Literature, Writing
- Latin American Studies
- Liberal Studies in Science and Math
- Liberal Studies in Humanities and Social Science (select areas only)
- Mathematics, Applied Mathematics
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Science (biology, chemistry, earth, environmental)
- Social Studies (geography, history, political science)
- Sociology: General Studies
- Women's Studies
- World Languages (Chinese, French, Japanese, Spanish)
- For students seeking the middle school endorsement (5-8 on the K-5 certificate), the following academic majors are acceptable:
- English (literature, writing)
- Liberal Studies in Science and Math
- Liberal Studies Humanities and Social Science
- Mathematics, Applied Mathematics
- Sciences (biology, chemistry, earth, environmental)
- Social Studies (geography, history, political science)
- World Languages (Chinese, French, Japanese, Spanish)
For secondary education majors seeking K-12 certification in a specific subject field with TSD, a list of approved majors offered by the University with a list of corresponding teaching certificates offered by the state of New Jersey follows:
- Liberal Arts Majors* or Science Subject Field Certification
- Art (fine arts, history, studio) Art
- Biology Biological Science
- Chemistry Chemistry
- Chinese World Languages
- Earth Science Earth Science
- English* (literature, writing) English
- French World languages
- Geography* Social Studies
- History* Social Studies
- Japanese World Languages
- Mathematics Mathematics
- Music (instrumental, vocal, Music jazz studies, performance)
- Physical Education Physical Education
- Physical Education Health and Physical and Health Education
- Political Science* Social Studies
- Spanish World Languages
Transfer Students Students who enter William Paterson with an AA or AS degree earned since 2005 from a New Jersey community college will be assumed to have met the general education requirements of the University. However, each education major has directed electives that are required. It is expected that all courses and field experiences in the professional preparation program will be completed at the University. Transfer credits in education are generally not accepted for courses taken toward an associate's degree, unless a specific articulation agreement has been reached with the two-year college. Limited transfers or substitutions of professional courses from other colleges are accepted only from NCATE-accredited institutions and must be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the department chairperson for approval.
Certification To be eligible for dual certification in either elementary or secondary education, teacher candidates must complete a prescribed education major. This professional preparation program is an intensive one in the theoretical and practical aspects of teaching that culminates in a full semester, senior year, teaching internship in a school system. Teacher candidates must complete their studies with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.75 and a GPA of 3.0 in education courses.
All certification candidates must take and pass the appropriate PRAXIS II exam(s) before entering the student teaching semester. Information regarding PRAXIS examinations is available from the Office of Educational Enrollment and Certification, 1600 Valley Road, room 3096. Information and registration for the PRAXIS II exams are available online at www.ets.org. Candidates completing the K5/TSD/5-8 program must take and pass all required Praxis exams for their program of study prior to their student teaching semester. It is the candidate's responsibility to ensure that the university has received all Praxis score information according to the required timelines. The test codes and required pass scores can be found online at wpunj.edu/coe/departments/cert/nj_licensure_and_praxis_exam_information.dot
Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 6:11-5.1, teacher candidates successfully completing one of the professional program sequences as well as passing the appropriate Praxis II Examination(s) are issued a Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing (CEAS) that permits them to seek employment in New Jersey requiring instructional certification. Subsequently, a provisional certificate is issued to a graduate who receives and accepts a documented offer of employment. The standard (permanent) certificate will later be issued to an individual who serves for one year under the provisional certificate and is recommended as "approved" by the hiring district.
Other Requirements for Elementary K-5/TSD Majors
Achieve a cumulative 2.75 GPA or higher to begin and continue in education courses.Achieve a GPA of 3.0 in education courses. Successfully complete (with a C or better) ANTH 202Diversity and Equity in Schools, and PSY 210 Developmental Psychology; Demonstrate professional and personal dispositions consistent with the standards of the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and other Specialty Professional Associations (SPAs).Pass the Writing Assessment and complete the Speech and Hearing Assessment
Other Requirements for Secondary Education Majors
Achieve a cumulative 2.75 GPA or higher to begin and continue in education courses.Achieve a GPA of 3.0 in education courses. Successfully complete (with a C or better) ANTH 202Diversity and Equity in Schools, and PSY 210 Developmental PsychologyDemonstrate professional and personal dispositions consistent with the standards of the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and other Specialty Professional Associations (SPAs).Pass the Writing Assessment and complete the Speech and Hearing Assessment.
In order to enter the last three semesters of the major, the practicum semesters, and the student teaching semester, a student must successfully complete Math 110 (or a higher level math course) and all general education courses before beginning the practicum semester. Apply to the Office of Field Experiences by October 15 for placement the following fall and by March 15 for placement the following spring. Applications and the accompanying biographical data form are available from the Office of Field Experiences and on its Web site:mwpunj.edu/coe/Departments/OFE/ofehome.htm.Hold a New Jersey substitute teaching license. Have an overall GPA of 3.0 or better in the education major courses, with at least a C in each education course, in order to student teach.Take and pass the appropriate Praxis II exam(s) by August 1 to student teach in the fall semester and by January 1 to student teach in the spring semester.
Since advisement is critical to timely degree completion, students interested in pursuing the DL program option are encouraged to contact the department as soon as possible, visit the department's webpage frequently for updated information at wpunj.edu/coe/Departments/SPED_COUNSEL/spedcounshome.htm, and develop a Path to Graduation with their advisor.
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