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What Undergraduate Education Programs Does 51¸£ÀûÉç Offer?

If you want to have an impact on children as they begin their journey through school, a bachelor of arts in education may be for you. Franklin 51¸£ÀûÉç offers students the option to specialize in Education Studies, Elementary Education (K-6 or K-8), English Language Arts Education (5-12), General Special Education (K-12), Life Sciences Education (7-12), or

Social Studies Education (5-12). You’ll learn how to create a nurturing classroom, provide consistent guidance, and instill a love of learning to last a lifetime. With a deep understanding of child development, you’ll develop skills to successfully create a learning environment that works for each child.

Through classroom observation and student teaching, you’ll be prepared for certification in a career that promises opportunity and meaningful rewards. You will study core concepts in instructional strategy, while learning to integrate technology and build inclusive learning environments. You will master methods of assessment to guide your teaching and develop an ethical understanding of a teacher’s responsibility to children, parents, and the larger community.

What Master of Education Programs Are Available?

FPU offers pathways for a Master of Education degree which have the potential to change your life. Students with any undergraduate degree can choose to seek the MEd only or follow a path toward licensure in Elementary Education, Special Education, or Secondary English, Social Studies or Science. Each of these options enhance employment opportunities.

The Master of Educational Leadership program prepares educators with skills that provide the background to lead in a broad range of educational settings. Educational Leadership involves working with diverse educational communities to meet common educational goals. All coursework in this program is focused on building educational leaders who explore multiple facets of the learning environment, coaching and leadership models, evaluation techniques, and instructional design methods.

 

Who Should Study Education?

Studying Education might be right for you if you have a passion for helping children and youth reach their potential. Whether you're drawn to the joy of seeing young minds flourish, the satisfaction of guiding students through their educational journey, or the desire to inspire the next generation of leaders, a degree in education can help you turn your passion into a rewarding career.

 

 

What you learn in our Education programs?

Through a professional education sequence that emphasizes instructional strategies, including technology, that are effective and relevant to teaching and learning in today’s schools, Franklin 51¸£ÀûÉç seeks to prepare educators who:

• Work collaboratively within professional communities to build inclusive learning environments where all learners thrive
• Continually deepen their own understanding of specific disciplines and high-impact pedagogical practices, including the integration of technology, to support learners’ understanding of central concepts and engage learners in inquiry on authentic issues
• Support student learning by using multiple methods of assessment to guide instruction and facilitate meaningful learning based on a continual cycle of evidence-based assessment
• Demonstrate ethical responsibility to children, parents, local, national, and global communities in their professional lives as leaders of conscience

What Makes Our Education Programs Different?

• Mentored in a caring community of innovative educators
• Hands-on experience throughout the entire program
• Leads directly into a career
• Prepares you to make a difference in others’ lives

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