Education - Monmouth University

Education from Monmouth University is a Campus Bachelor Education Science degree that prepares you for a Education career. The School of Education's mission is to be a regional leader in the preparation of highly competent, reflective teachers and other professional educators (e.g., administrators, counselors, and reading specialists) who have the knowledge, skills, and dispositions required to improve teaching and learning in a highly pluralistic democratic society. Toward this end, our candidates are prepared to serve students from diverse backgrounds in terms of abilities, age, culture, ethnicity, family, lifestyle, and socioeconomic status. Our programs link research and practice by ensuring candidates have the opportunity to work with students, teachers, and school leaders in a wide range of local school and community settings. Finally, our programs are designed to instill a commitment to life-long learning. The undergraduate programs in education require the simultaneous completion of a content major. Programs are designed to provide a strong liberal arts or sciences background, a subject area major, a behavioral/social science sequence, and significant professional preparation for an early childhood special education teacher (P-3), an elementary teacher (K?5), a secondary school teacher (9-12), and as a subject area (K?12) teacher. Students wishing to earn certification as an early childhood teacher (P-3) must simultaneously complete the requirements of the Early Childhood program with the Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TSD) endorsement and a BA program in Anthropology, English, History, Music, or Foreign Language/Spanish concentration. Students wishing to earn certification as an elementary teacher (K-5) are required to simultaneously complete the requirements of both the B.A. program in Education and one of the B.A. programs in Anthropology, Art, English, Foreign Languages/Spanish concentration, History, History and Political Science, Music, or Political Science; or to simultaneously complete the requirements of both the B.S. program in Education and one of the B.S. programs in Biology, Chemistry, Chemistry (Physical Science), or Mathematics. Those students wishing to earn certification to teach in a subject area (9-12) are required to simultaneously complete the requirements of both the B.A. program in Education and one of the B.A. programs in Art, English, Foreign Languages/Spanish concentration, History, History and Political Science, Music, or Political Science; or to simultaneously complete the requirements of both the B.S. program in Education and one of the B.S. programs in Biology, Chemistry, Chemistry (Physical Science), or Mathematics. Students who simultaneously major in Art, Music, and Foreign Languages with an Education Program can be certified to teach students in grades K-12. Endorsements are available for students who wish to enhance their knowledge base, as well as to improve their marketability in today's job market. The Education endorsements include: Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TSD) English as a Second Language (ESL) Middle School (these endorsements can be combined with the Elementary Programs (K-5) in the following subjects: o English o Mathematics o Science o Social Studies View more details on Monmouth University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Education Science courses.