The undergraduate and graduate teacher education program at Fayetteville State University are approved by the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction and are accredited by the Southern Association of Teacher Education (NCATE). All programs are designed to prepare education professionals as facilitators of learning. Teacher preparation programs are available in the School of Education, the School of Business
& Economics, the College of Basic & Applied Sciences, and the
College of Humanities & Social Sciences.
Programs
are offered in Birth through Kindergarten (B-K) elementary education
(K-6); middle grades (6-9); secondary education (9-12); and special
subjects (K-12). Secondary programs include English, mathematics,
biology, social studies, business education, and marketing
education. Special subjects (K-12) are health, physical education,
music, and Spanish. The middle grades program requires a
concentration in two of seven areas: language arts, social studies,
science, mathematics, special education, reading, and core academic
studies. In addition to the education requirements, each area
has specialty program requirements. |
The Office of Teacher Education coordinates the teacher preparation programs with respect to field experiences, admission to teacher education,
admission to student teaching, student teaching assignments and
licensure.
The
licensure levels for teachers are B-K, K-6, 6-9, 9-12, and K-12.
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