The Teacher Education, BA program is not currently admitting students.<\/p>\n
Overview of Program:<\/strong><\/p>\n Students majoring in Chemistry who wish to teach chemistry, but not physics, at the high school level may choose to obtain licensure in AYA Chemistry, rather than AYA Physical Science (Dual-Field: Chemistry and Physics.)\u00a0\u00a0This program prepares students to design and deliver instruction that encourages critical thinking, conceptual understanding and problem-solving in chemistry for the high school students they will teach.<\/p>\n Students who choose this option pursue the B.A. program in Chemistry. This alternative, which requires 46-48 hours\u00a0in the content area (subject area: 30-32 in chemistry and\u00a016 in other math\u00a0and science courses), entails fewer required hours in physics than the Dual-Field option. \u00a0 \u00a0To fulfill the licensure requirements, students declare a second major in Education which requires\u00a036 hours\u00a0of professional\u00a0education course work.\u00a0 Completion of both majors leads to the Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry and recommendation for Ohio teacher licensure.<\/p>\n Contact:<\/strong> \u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n
\nDrew Meyer
\nPhone: 216-368-2994 (Chemistry Majors)
\nFax: 216-368-3006
\nEmail: dam135@case.edu<\/p>\n