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Secondary Education​

Program Purpose

The youth of our day are very vulnerable to the influences of the world and need Godly teachers who will model Christian living while providing an excellent education in the higher grades. The Secondary Education major is designed to prepare student teachers to be effective junior high and high school teachers in Christian schools. Because most Christian schools seek teachers who are proficient in more than one subject area, the student will choose at least two teaching fields on which to focus.

Program Overview

132 Credit Hours
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Bible and Theology

43 Credit Hours

General Education

21 Credit Hours

Electives

0-3 Credit Hours

Teaching Fields

34-37 Credit Hours

Foundational Education

17 Credit Hours

Church Education

13 Credit Hours

Key Courses

Classroom Management

EDF 302 | 2 Credit Hours
Basic principles of classroom management, organization, discipline, and instruction with emphasis on practical application and Biblical principles.

Foundations of Education

EDF 304 | 3 Credit Hours
Basic philosophical background of Christian day-school education, Biblical principle-based curricula, instruction, and teaching.

Introduction to Christian Education

CED 201 | 2 Credit Hours
This course provides an apologetic for Christian education based on the Great Commission and encourages integration of Christian education principles in the home, the school, and the church. The course also provides useful and inspiring historical background for American education and discusses practical aspects of Christian education.

Secondary Teaching Internship

EDS 450 | 6 Credit Hours
An internship in an off-campus Christian day school involving observations, participation, conferences, teaching, classroom management, planning, and evaluation.
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