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Secondary Education

The secondary education program at Judson College offers students the possibility of a Bachelor of Arts degree in Language Arts, Social Studies and Music Education. The Bachelor of Science degrees are available in Mathematics Education and General Science Education. These programs are considered academic majors in our curriculum and fulfill current state and federal requirements for teacher certification in public secondary schools.

Students receive a strong content background, as well as background in educational theory and practice.

Our students have had teaching placements all over the country and the world including New York, California, New Zealand, and France. Our program not only prepares students for secondary education careers but also for graduate programs as well.

Alternative Baccalaureate-Level Certification Program. Judson College participates in the superintendent-driven Alternative Baccalaureate-Level Certification Program for 6-12 teaching fields using the following courses as appropriate for State Department of Education requirements. A transcript evaluation must be made before application to Judson's program.

EDU 313 Behavioral and Classroom Management (3)
EDU 401 Materials and Methods of Secondary Teaching (3)
EDU 402 Exceptional Children (3)
EDU 406 Evaluation of Learning and Teaching (3)

Note: You must meet all of the requirements listed on the following website at the Alabama State Department of Education, HERE.

For more information, contact:
Dr. Gwen McCorquodale
Department Head
Email: gmccorquodale@judson.edu

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