Secondary Education
Bachelor of Science
Adolescent to Young Adult (AYA) Fields of Licensure (Grades 7-12)
- Integrated Language Arts (English)
- Integrated Mathematics
- Integrated Social Studies
- Integrated Science
Multi-Age (MA) Fields of Licensure (Grades Pre K-12)
- French
- German
- Music
- Spanish
- Theatre
- Visual Art
At the undergraduate level, Secondary Education Programs offer a professional education minor that leads to a teaching license. Students also complete a licensure content area major and are awarded either a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree.
Professional Education Minor Curriculum (31-36 credits)
- EDFD 110 - Advanced Human Development
- EDMS 131 - Professional Education
- EDMS 350 - Technology & Topics for Educat
- EDMS 411 - Clinical Experiences
- EDRE 471 - Content Area Literacy
- EDSP 200 - Sp Ed: Identification & Issues
- EDSP 380 - Classroom Management
15 hours required, take one course from:
- EDMS 207 - World & Cultural Geography (also take EDMS 333)
- EDMS 325 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in World Lang
- EDMS 330 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in Mathematics
- EDMS 331 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in English Lang
- EDMS 332 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in Science
- EDMS 333 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in Social St (also take EDMS 207)
- EDMS 335 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in Ancient Lang
And take both
- EDMS 470 - Student Teaching AYA
- EDMS 480 - Secondary Student Teaching Sem
15 hours required, take one course from:
- EDMS 325 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in World Lang or
- EDMS 335 - Meth/Curr/Asmt in Ancient Lang
And take both
- EDMS 471 - Student Teaching: Multi-Age
- EDMS 480 - Secondary Student Teaching Sem
21 hours required, take:
- MUSC 221 - Elementary Methods
- MUSC 314 - Technology for Music Educators (may be taken in place of EDMS 350)
- MUSC 320 - Instrumental Methods
- MUSC 321 - Choral Methods
- EDMS 471 - Student Teaching: Multi-Age
- EDMS 480 - Secondary Student Teaching Sem
21 credit hours required, take
- EDMS 471 - Student Teaching: Multi-Age
- EDMS 480 - Secondary Student Teaching Sem
- THTR 301: Teaching Methods Elementary
- THTR 302: Teaching Methods Secondary
15-18 hours required, take:
- EDMS 336 - Methods Curr & Assment in Art
or
- ARTS 221 - Early & Middle Childhood Art and
- ARTS 223 - Secondary School Art
Take both
- EDMS 471 - Student Teaching: Multi-Age
- EDMS 480 - Secondary Student Teaching Sem
Note: Please consult with the Director of Secondary Education for exact program details and specific State of Ohio teaching licensure requirements.
Educators for Justice
Educators for Justice supports education majors/minors and those interested in networking and volunteering with schools, teachers, tutors and more. The club meets once a month and provides opportunities for professional development, service and community building to help students get to know the professional education community in Cincinnati.
Embrace Evanston
Join Embrace Evanston and help address educational inequality at Evanston Academy. As a member, you'll lead after-school programs, mentor students, tutor and participate in physical activities.
Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) is an international honors society for education students. Its purpose is to foster professional fellowship and professional development and to honor achievement. This club works to honor and celebrate the accomplishments of education students, provide professional development opportunities and create community. Kappa Delta Pi exists to support Xavier's future educators and help them become men and women for others in their future careers.
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Program Features
Benefit from classroom observations that begin your first year. You will graduate with over 200 hours of classroom observation and teaching across urban, rural, public, private and Catholic school settings.
Guided by the principle of Cura Personalis (care for the whole person), you will learn to see your students as individuals and advocate for social justice within the education system.
Connect with inspiring mentors who are practicing elementary school teachers in local schools, providing real-world insights and shaping your future career path.
Xavier鈥檚 School of Education is fully accredited by the Ohio Department of Education and the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
With a variety of programs and student clubs, students can gain hands-on experience in a wide-range of settings, from tutoring to educational outreach
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Secondary Education (Grades P-12) Program at 今日看料
The undergraduate program in Secondary Education offers a professional education minor that is designed to lead to an Ohio teaching license. Students also complete a content area as their major and are awarded either a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts. The Secondary Education degree programs are approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education, and its licensure programs are approved by the Ohio Department of Education. All programs are accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
今日看料's College of Professional Sciences prepares undergraduate and graduate students intellectually, morally and spiritually for careers and professions of service. CPS challenges students to strive for academic excellence and life-long learning through promoting collaboration and community partnerships, and incorporating research, scholarship and innovation.
今日看料 is a private university located in Cincinnati, Ohio, providing a liberal arts education in the Jesuit Catholic tradition. Founded in 1831, the University is the sixth-oldest Catholic university in the nation. It has been ranked among the top 10 master's-level universities in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report for the past two decades. The Princeton Review names it one of the "Best 385 Colleges in America."