Liberal Studies/Teacher Education - Dominican University of California

Liberal Studies/Teacher Education from Dominican University of California is a Campus Bachelor Liberal Arts and Science degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The Blended Liberal Studies/Teacher Education Program is designed for candidates who have decided, early n, that they would like to be an elementary school teacher. This major is multidisciplinary and leads to both a Bachelor f Arts in Liberal Studies and a Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential in four years. The Program integrates a variety f perspectives including humanities, science, mathematics, social science, and pedagogy. As a result, the Program equips candidates to make a difference?not just as teachers, but also as members f society. Program Features Faculty from both the School f Arts and Sciences and the School f Education Field experience begins in the Freshman year Specifically designed courses in: English, Mathemathics, History, Physical Education, Health, Music, Psychology, Art, Drama and Science that incorporate the California K-12 Content Standards An in-depth investigation f effective teaching in a specific content area taught in the elementary school (Capstone Porject) Student Learning utcomes for the First Three Years in the Program (Year Four, Student Learning utcomes are aligned with the Program utcomes for the Multiple-Subject Credential Program) Candidates will demonstrate: An penness to different perspectives and respect for human similarities and differences An understanding f the link between academic content knowledge and its application to the field f elementary education An understanding f the uses f technology as a tool f instruction, the social and ethical implications f various technologies, and technology for personal use Through their Capstone Project, strategies for effectively teaching a specific academic content in the elementary school View more details on Dominican University of California . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Liberal Arts and Science courses.