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Secondary & K-12
Student Handbook (Word file)
The Department of Education Specialties offers bachelor's
degree programs leading to K-12 certification in a number of
liberal arts and science disciplines. In Maryland,
secondary certification covers middle school and high school,
specifically grades 7-12.
Persons already holding an undergraduate degree who wish to
teach in their subject area at the K-12 level, should apply to
the
MAT Program.
At the undergraduate level, students at SU may achieve
teacher certification in the areas below. Students
interested in teaching should consult the department chair about
current teacher-shortage areas.
Please follow the links below to the check list for each K-12
program.
A student pursuing secondary certification must be
admitted to the University and declare a
major in the content area above with a track in
education. K-12 education is not, in itself, a
major. Once declared, a student is assigned two faculty
advisors: one advisor from the major department and one
advisor from the Department of Education Specialties.
Students pursuing K-12 certification may not complete
coursework on a "credit count" basis. Education coursework
may be completed only within a declared degree program.
Students wishing to pursue secondary/K-12 certification must
do the following:
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