Bachelor of Science in Education - Middle Childhood Education

The middle childhood education major is one of seven undergraduate programs in Ohio State's Department of Teaching and Learning that provides students the training needed to become a teacher. The structure and content of the program is designed to assist students in developing the knowledge, skills and disposition needed to become effective leaders and advocates for social justice in the field of education. Each program is led by world-renowned faculty, staff and graduate associates who oversee the progress of each individual pre-service teacher as he or she progresses through an intense program of study. Upon completion of the program, students will also obtain initial licensure to teach grades 4?9 in two of the following areas of concentration: language arts, mathematics, social studies and science. This major is offered on the Columbus, Lima, Marion, Mansfield and Newark campuses.

The middle childhood education major prepares students to teach in grades 4?9 leading to licensure in the state of Ohio. The components of this major have been designed to meet state and national standards, licensure requirements and Ohio State's General Education requirements. The principal philosophy behind the curriculum is to provide a liberal education in subjects relevant to teaching students in grades 4?9 as well as numerous opportunities for the student to experience, learn and reflect on effective pedagogy. This pathway emphasizes disciplinary content knowledge, educational foundations courses and pedagogy and methods courses which focus on early exposure to child development and psychological and social foundations of education.

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