Bachelor of Science in Middle School Education 4-8


Department


Department of Teaching and Learning

College


College of Education

Overview of the program


The program is a four year course of study with specialized training in teaching Grades 4-8. Instructional alignment is a key focus of the program including planning, implementing and assessing lessons presented in area schools. Students participate in 180 hours of field experience prior to student teaching.

Number of hours in the program: 120



Strengths of the program


  • Field Experience
  • Hands on Activities
  • Real World Experience


Starting Salaries after completing the program (estimates only)


$35,000-$40,000 dpending on school district

Campus organizations and activities affiliated with the program


Southeastern Education Association for Students

Related fields that might interest you


  • Secondary Education
  • Social Work
  • Psychology


How do I know this is the degree for me?
Common Strengths and interests of students in the program


Majors must be willing to work with adolescents providing effective and efficient instruction.

Helpful qualities for middle school majors include:

  • Time Management Skills
  • Behavior Management Skills
  • Organizational Skills
  • Strong Communication Skills
  • Flexibility
  • Listening Skills
  • Creativity


Contact Information


Dr. Shirley Jacob

Department of Teaching and Learning

SLU 10749

Hammond, LA 70402

985-549-2221


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