Science Education Chemistry - Columbus State University

Science Education Chemistry from Columbus State University is a Campus Specialist Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. At the completion of selected coursework, the following is expected of students completing the Education Specialist program in Secondary Science with an emphasis in Chemistry: 1. Graduates are expected to demonstrate or gain satisfactory proficiency with instructional technology (including computer basics). 2. Graduates are expected to show sensitivity to the needs of students. 3. Graduates are expected to possess or strive to develop a thorough mastery of appropriate subject matter areas of science and science education. 4. Graduates are expected to demonstrate or work toward competency in mathematical skills, including algebra, geometry, trigonometry and statistics. This does not mean to be a mathematics teacher but to be able to use basic numerical and mathematical skills in the teaching of science. 5. Graduates are expected to engage in the serious study of curriculum, constructing principles and skills to meet the basic requirements of curriculum planning and implementation at the secondary level. 6. Graduates are expected to master or to refine teaching skills and strategies to plan a career long effort to improve as a teacher. 7. Graduates are expected to demonstrate or develop basic competence in reading science education research in such publications as The Science Teacher and other publications written for secondary level science teachers and to extend that competence toward the implementation of appropriate research findings in secondary science teaching. View more details on Columbus State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.