If you’ve ever had a bad teacher, I’m sure you can understand why it makes perfect sense to teach people how to teach teachers so that they can teach better.
Teaching, like any profession, has its own body of knowledge, including research, methods, and theory. And contrary to popular belief, the ability to speak English doesn’t mean you’re ready to go out and teach it, much less to children. Teaching is hard work, and that work is made more efficacious by a major in Teacher Education. It is the invisible muscle behind the strength of any great teacher.
As a Teacher Education major you will explore several fields, including psychology, as well as immerse yourself in different methods and styles of teaching. And at the end of the day you will learn to be a lean, mean teaching machine, ready to take on those students who may be more like you than you would care to admit.
Analysis of Subject Difficulties
Designing and Implementing a Thinking Curriculum
Education of the Culturally Different
Educational Psychology
Foundations of Reading Instruction
Fundamentals of Teaching with Audio-Visual Technology
History of Education
Philosophy of Education
Principles and Practices of Guidance and Pupil Personnel
Selected Topics in Teacher Education
Teaching Reading in the Secondary School
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