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Dec 03, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog - R
Secondary Education, B.S.Ed. (5170)
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Bachelor of Science in Education, B.S.Ed. - Major in Secondary Education
A Bachelor of Science in Education degree with a major in Secondary Education is available with sixteen concentrations which can lead to licensure in:
- Biology (517A)
- Business (517B)
- Chemistry (517C)
- Earth and Space Science (517D)
- Economics (517E)
- English (517F)
- French (517G)
- Geography (517H)
- Government (517I)
- History (517J)
- Mathematics (517K)
- Spanish (517L)
- Special Education - Interventionist 6-12 English concentration (5172)
- Special Education - Interventionist 6-12 Mathematics concentration (5173)
- Special Education - Interventionist 6-12 Science concentration (5174)
- Special Education - Interventionist 6-12 Social Studies concentration (5175)
The education program at UT Martin prepares future teachers with the ability to communicate with, educate, inspire, and guide the students they will have in the classroom through a wide variety of courses geared towards student success and understanding. Through developing specialized concentrations, education majors who graduate from UT Martin are ready to teach the next generation of responsible citizens to lead and serve in a diverse world.
This program prepares teacher candidates in the secondary education areas taught to meet both the academic and developmental needs of secondary students - addressing content knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, interventions, and dispositions appropriate for teaching secondary students. Field experiences are also included in the program so candidates receive real-world experience in a secondary classroom. Teacher licensure is accredited at both the state and national levels through the Tennessee State Board of Education and the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
Contact the Office of Educational Studies at 731-881-7210.
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