The Bachelor of Arts in Education/Elementary Program aims at developing students’
knowledge base for teaching and competence in professional practice as well as promoting
a commitment to personal professional development and active participation in the
professional community. Through fulfillment of coursework, field-based experiences,
and professional community service activities students are prepared to enter the field
of teaching and/or graduate studies in education as reflective practitioners, literate
in information and communication technology, and critical thinkers committed to the
human and moral values of lifelong learning, integrity, innovation, civic responsibility,
and leadership.
BA Education Program Learning Outcomes
- Apply the essential components of effective reading instruction, based on an
understanding of the theoretical models.
- Explain the essential elementary mathematics and science concepts and processes
effectively.
- Apply effective homeroom teaching practices based on knowledge of current theoretical
models.
- Use effectively specific techniques for managing the classroom.
- Analyze the historical, social, psychological and philosophical foundations of the field of
Education
- Plan lessons that enhance the academic performance of all students.
- Assess student performance, using formative and summative techniques, to inform
instruction
- Design classroom instruction in homeroom teaching and subject matter, referring to
specific classroom management techniques based on current methods of teaching and
learning in the elementary school.
- Conduct instruction in homeroom teaching and subject matter, applying specific
classroom management techniques.
- Critically reflect on their own practice and the practice of others in an ongoing basis.
- Demonstrate openness to multiple perspectives on educational issues and inclusive
education.
- Always conduct themselves according to values and ethics of the profession