Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education (Earth-Space Science Teaching)

Education Programs at the University of Indianapolis that prepare students for Teacher Licensure are designed to meet the licensing standards set by the Indiana Department of Education. Students seeking licensure in another state are advised to contact the appropriate licensing board in that state to determine specific requirements for licensure. The University of Indianapolis cannot confirm whether a specific program meets requirements for licensure outside of the State of Indiana.ADVANTAGESSmall classes where you'll work closely with faculty in both Teacher Education and your content area to gain the knowledge and skills to be effective and engaging teachers, An atmosphere that helps build necessary skills, such as collaboration, problem-solving and creative expression, Multiple field opportunities each of the four years of the program, including diverse field experiences at urban, suburban, charter and private schools under the on-site supervision of Teacher Education faculty, Methods classes held on-site in local secondary schools help you connect classroom theory with actual practice, Opportunities to learn how to use state-of-the art instructional technology to increase student learning, Opportunity to earn a Special Education license, along with the secondary license, in four years, A variety of volunteer and service opportunities allow you to gain valuable experience with kids while also giving back to the communityCAREERS IN EDUCATIONAccording to the National Education Association, high-quality teachers are needed in both urban and rural communities because, while enrollments are growing, the pool of qualified teachers is shrinking as many approach retirement. As a result, UIndy's education programs afford a very high job placement rate upon graduation.

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