The Adolescent and Young Adult Education program prepares individuals to teach grades seven through twelve (ages 12-21).
Licensure area options are integrated language arts, integrated mathematics, integrated science, integrated social studies, earth sciences, life sciences, physical sciences: chemistry, physical sciences: physics.
Our program holds CAEP Accreditation – the education profession’s “seal of approval” – which signifies that we meet or exceed the national professional standards for the preparation of teachers and other school specialists, and that our up-to-date, relevant, and research-based educational experience will prepare you well for your teacher licensing examinations.
Highlights
- Multiple opportunities to interact in field experience settings with students, one-on-one, in small groups, and full class discussions
- Develop effective collaboration strategies with students, families, other teachers, and school staff.
- Learn how to recognize the individual needs of each student and nurture an attitude of discovery and acknowledgment, so all can achieve their potential.
- Help others appreciate the possibilities of students with special needs.
- Qualify to join Muskingum’s chapter of Kappa Delta Pi – the International Honor Society in Education – and connect with a fellowship of top educators and opportunities for career-long professional development excellence.
- Participate in networking events, workshops, seminars, and conferences presented by professional associations spanning a wide variety of education topics.
Outcomes
You will be ready to earn your license from the State of Ohio to teach children in grades 7 through 12 (ages 12-21).
Our graduates find employment in public and private high school and other young adult educational settings.