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Elementary Education for Oceania

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B.A. Elementary Education for Oceania

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Teachers change the world – one child at a time. Make an impact in your community by earning your Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education for Oceania, designed for teachers of  5-12-year-olds in kindergarten through sixth grade. In this program, you will learn practical strategies for what to teach and how to teach it. This is a non-licensure program.

Upon completion of the undergraduate B.A. program in Elementary Education for Oceania, students will be able to:

  1. Apply knowledge of learner development, learner differences, diverse students and the learning environment to optimize learning for Elementary students in Oceania.
  2. Describe central concepts, tools of inquiry and structures of the subject matter disciplines for Elementary students in Oceania.
  3. Utilize formative and summative assessments, to determine, select, and implement effective instructional strategies for Elementary students in Oceania.
  4. Analyze the history, values, commitments, and ethics of the teaching profession within the school community.
  5. Explain the Marianist tradition of providing an integral, quality education within diverse learning communities.

View a sample 4-year plan: Elementary Education for Oceania

In addition to the general education requirements, these are the pre-major and major requirements below:

Pre-Major Requirements
  • MA 102 Introductory Algebra
  • PSY 202 Child Development
  • ED 220 Educational Foundations
  • ED 221 Educational Psychology
  • ED 222 Educational Technology
Major Requirements
  • MA 305 Math for Elementary Teachers II
  • ED 320 Elementary Language Arts Methods I
  • ED 321 Elementary Language Arts Methods II
  • ED 322 Elementary Math Methods I
  • ED 323 Elementary Math Methods II
  • ED 324 Elementary Science Methods
  • ED 325 Elementary Social Studies Methods
  • ED 326 Exceptional Children
  • ED 404 Managing School Environments
  • ED 408 Assessment
  • ED 420 Integrated Curriculum
  • ED 492 Seminar Elementary Education: Oceania
  • ED 494 Student Teaching: Elementary

We are providing you with this notice pursuant to 34 C.F.R. 668.43 to inform you that Chaminade University of Honolulu has not made a determination as to whether the curriculum of this program  leads to licensure in states outside of the State of Hawaii.  If you plan to obtain your license in a state other than the State of Hawaii, please inquire with your state’s licensing agency for curriculum requirements for licensure.  You can go to this website NC-SARA Professional Licensure Directory, click on your intended professional licensure, then look for your state and click on their website for more information on the requirements for your professional licensure.

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