Elementary Education Major, B.A.Ed.
专业介绍
The B.A.Ed. in Elementary Education program prepares teachers for today and tomorrow, earning dual North Carolina licensure in Elementary Education (K–6) and either Special Education – General Curriculum (K–12) or English as a Second Language (K–12)* through research-grounded coursework and hands-on classroom experience. Graduates understand their students deeply, possess subject matter expertise and effective teaching strategies, and make an immediate, measurable impact on students, families, and communities.
*Note: English as a Second Language (K–12) licensure will not be available for fall 2026 applicants.
Program benefits include:
- Students who complete the program requirements will be eligible to apply for a North Carolina teaching license
- Gain hands-on experience each semester in various classrooms and community settings
- Complete a year-long student teaching internship at a nearby public school
- Develop research-grounded methods and best practices in core elementary content areas
- Learn to use data to make instructional decisions that improve student outcomes
- Shape your personal teaching philosophy through elective coursework in related subjects
- Receive personalized guidance and coaching from leading faculty across multiple education fields
- Connect with a close-knit cohort and the broader School of Education community
- Join a network of Carolina alumni recognized for helping students achieve growth rates higher than their peers statewide
