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Teaching
children is one of the most rewarding careers you could possibly imagine!
A degree in Elementary Education from the University of Mobile
prepares you to help young children grow academically, socially, and
spiritually.
The Elementary Education program
at the University of Mobile provides students with the knowledge and
experience to:
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create a positive classroom environment using
effective management strategies as
well as innovative teaching techniques
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utilize the Alabama Course of Study
for children’s successful
mastery of skills
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employ effective teaching methods
in all content areas
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implement literacy-based classrooms
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The University of Mobile’s major in elementary education is designed
to prepare you to acquire the knowledge, understanding, and necessary skills.
It is the mission of the program to prepare you to be a student-centered,
reflective instructor as well as a life-long learner. Teaching skills are
refined through in-class modeling and field experiences that help you practice
methodology and decision making that are developmentally-appropriate and
grounded in well-researched theories.
The Elementary Education program
is designed so that theoretical and practical application courses complement
one another (Catalog
Course Requirements). The teacher education program consists
of formal training in educational methods, theory, and pedagogy. It is
approved by the Alabama State Department of Education and the University
of Mobile Teacher Education Program. The UM program follows the standard
requirements of all teacher education programs throughout Alabama.
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- Ninety-eight percent of University of Mobile education students
who seek a position in public schools are employed. Others pursue
careers in the private sector.
- Teaching opportunities as a certified teacher are endless as most states
are currently demanding that principals hire only highly qualified teachers.
The elementary education preparation program from the University of Mobile
trains students for certification in kindergarten through sixth grades.
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