This Bachelor of Science program is designed to equip you with the necessary knowledge and practical skills to become a certified mathematics teacher for grades 7-12. You will gain a strong foundation in mathematics alongside essential education coursework. The program emphasizes hands-on experience, including observing experienced teachers, assisting with lessons, developing lesson plans, and ultimately teaching in a classroom setting, preparing you for student teaching and beyond.
The curriculum includes a range of mathematics and education courses. You will build a strong understanding of mathematical concepts and learn pedagogical approaches to effectively teach mathematics.
Graduates of this program are prepared to earn their teacher certification and pursue careers in various educational settings.
Admission to the teacher certification program is a separate process after initial university admission and requires meeting specific academic and assessment criteria. Admission to the program helps prepare students to meet Pennsylvania Department of Education certification requirements.
Specific tuition and fee details for international and domestic students should be confirmed via the University of Pittsburgh's official admissions and financial aid resources.
Program is designed to help teacher candidates meet the Pennsylvania Department of Education teacher certification requirements.
To be admitted to the teacher certification program, you must have completed 48 credits, passed basic skills assessments, achieved a 3.0 overall GPA, and earned no grade lower than C- in any major course. You also need to submit three letters of recommendation and a Career Goals Statement.
After completing 48 credits and meeting other criteria, you will formally apply to the teacher certification program. This involves preparing application materials like three letters of recommendation and a Career Goals Statement.
The program is structured over four years, covering curriculum across Year 1-4.
Specific tuition and fee details for international students should be confirmed via the University of Pittsburgh's official admissions and financial aid resources.
Graduates are prepared to become certified Mathematics Teachers for grades 7-12 and can pursue careers in various educational settings.
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