Bible Core BIBL 1332 Old Testament Survey - 3
BIBL 1331 New Testament Survey - 3
BIBL 1311 How to Study the Bible - 3
BIBL 4320 Senior Bible Seminar - 3
New Testament Electives - 6
Old Testament Electives - 6
Theology Electives - 6
Total - 30
General Core Composition - 6
ENGL 2312 American Literature I - 3
HIST 2311 United States History I - 3
HIST 2321 United States History II - 3
GOVT 2310 National Land State Government - 3
MATH 1310 College...
Program Description The Secondary Earth/Space Science Education is a state-approved program that fulfills the education courses, professional education competencies, and practical experience required to obtain a five-year Professional Educator's Certificate in Secondary Earth/Space Science Education. The program includes state endorsements for Reading and ESOL.
Defiance College has a rich teacher education heritage. For more than 100 years, the College has prepared and graduated teachers who not only teach, but become principals and superintendents as well. The success of Defiance College education graduates rests in part on the rapport established with area schools and the caring, personal attention given to each student by the experienced faculty. In addition to exceeding state minimum requirements, the...
Upon completion of the Secondary Special Education (Gr. 7-12) program of study, graduates will be prepared to plan and implement age-appropriate curriculum at the secondary level based on the developmental characteristics of adolescents and characteristics of learners with varied exceptionalities; demonstrate knowledge of characteristics of various categories of mildly/moderately disabilities; plan and manage the teaching and learning environment;...
The Secondary Education program combines theoretical principles of education and field work with the student's choice of major: biology, chemistry, English, French, geography, German, history, Italian, Japanese, mathematics, physics, social science, Spanish and visual arts. The theoretical courses in each major are offered through DePaul's widely respected College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Graduates earn the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science...
PROGRAM OVERVIEW The School of Education offers a strong professional program with a solid foundation in the arts and sciences, providing knowledge and perspective for disciplines taught in secondary schools. Within their educational program, secondary education students master a variety of methods of classroom instruction and assessment in courses that can lead to teacher certification in any state or Department of Defense schools globally.
The College of Graduate & Continuing Studies offers a bachelors of science in secondary education that leads to a teacher certification in secondary education.
The professional preparation of teachers at Drury University is grounded not only in the academic disciplines, but also in a partnership with the public schools. As part of the professional preparation of teachers, students participate in a series of clinical experiences which may begin as...
Program Mission and Philosophy Within the conceptual framework of the College of Education and the Department of Curriculum and Instruction the mission of the secondary education program is best reflected in the theme "Teacher as reflective decision maker." Together with colleagues in the subject disciplines, the faculty in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction are committed to preparing knowledgeable, competent, ethical, and caring educators...
This program is designed to prepare entry-level professionals to teach in secondary classrooms. The program leads to certification in grades 7 through 12. Teacher candidates may select and be certified to teach in the following major areas: Biology, English, Earth Science, History and Social studies, other social science majors with selected coursework, and Mathematics.
Teacher candidates must complete the general education courses required for certification...
This Master‘s degree program is designed to meet the needs of already certified teachers who are interested in advanced studies for teaching these subject areas – mathematics, history/social studies, English, biology, and earth science.
Students seeking Secondary Education certification may elect to complete either a minor(s) or a concentration(s) in behavior management, special needs education, or urban education. Students must obtain approval to complete this additional concentration. Due to rotation of courses, there is no guarantee that an additional concentration can be completed in eight semesters.
Optional second major for students admitted to the secondary education program or K-12 art, foreign language, music, or physical education programs.
Completion of this major requires 34 semester hours of course work, which includes at least four semester hours of student teaching at the middle or secondary level. SEC 200 or its equivalent is required to enroll in 200-level education courses.
Program participants will be aware of realities of schooling, educational reform movements, and pedagogical research on best practices, and will be able to thoughtfully consider the best interests of students when allocating time or other classroom resources.
The secondary education program prepares prospective teachers to work with grades 8-12 in the areas of:
A student majoring in secondary education may choose a the fields of biology, chemistry, general science, history, general social science, English language arts, or mathematics education. Each secondary program includes three components: general studies, professional education, and subject-area courses.
In planning a program in secondary education, the student should work closely with the assigned advisor to meet the requirements for the disciplines...
the secondary education major? If your idea of a fulfilling career is one that allows you to make a meaningful and visible contribution to the social, personal, and intellectual development of children in some of their most formative years, Flagler's secondary education program is ideal for you. This major allows you to combine your love for learning and teaching with your passion for nurturing new modes of thinking in children. It will also give...
Majors in English, mathematics, and social science may complete an approved program leading to South Carolina licensure. Students seeking licensure must complete the specific requirements as well as meet all other degree and major requirements.
The School of Education seeks to prepare its students beyond initial licensure by providing a common core of liberal arts education, an integration of congruent professional courses, guided field experiences, content-specific courses, and a moral commitment to the teaching profession with appropriate continuing assessment in a global democracy built on Christian values.
Freed-Hardeman University and its predecessors have prepared teachers for the...
In addition to general education components, professional education course components are required.
Students preparing for PreK-12 combination elementary and secondary teaching will enroll in EDUC 440B The Elementary School Internship and 450B The Secondary School Internship. Art, Music, and Spanish are the PreK-12 combination elementary and secondary degrees offered at Friends University. For the required course listings, please refer to the appropriate...
