BSc in Education in K-8 Teacher Education - Middle Level English in Newark United States | University of Delaware

The Elementary Teacher Education (ETE) program equips students with the expertise to excel as elementary, middle school, and special education teachers, ready to address the needs of today's diverse classrooms.
Our curriculum offers dual certification in elementary education (K-6) paired with one of six specialization areas: English as a Second Language, special education, middle school mathematics, middle school English, middle school science, or middle school social studies. This additional certification enhances graduates' career prospects.
Alternatively, students may pursue a single certification in elementary education combined with a University of Delaware minor. Those considering this path should consult an advisor to understand the potential constraints of a single certification.

1. Future educators will gain expertise in K-8 student development to establish inclusive, student-focused classrooms that accommodate individual differences and diverse backgrounds through an anti-bias educational approach fostering empathy, respect, and connection. 2. Aspiring teachers will exhibit comprehensive content mastery and the ability to link concepts, encouraging students to explore inquiry, critical analysis, innovation, and teamwork. 3. Teacher candidates will utilize specialized teaching knowledge, research-backed methods, and student performance data to deliver culturally and linguistically appropriate lessons that challenge and engage all students. 4. Emerging educators will cultivate critical awareness to evaluate and refine teaching choices, collaborate with families and communities, and champion equity to support student development and elevate the teaching field. Middle Level English: Future educators will implement their understanding of English Language Arts content, cross-disciplinary abilities, and proven techniques to design, execute, evaluate, and thoughtfully assess age-appropriate and culturally relevant lessons for adolescent learners.