MATHEMATICS WITH SECONDARY EDUCATION LICENSURE

87 credit hours

BE SOUND IN YOUR LOGIC. Excellent mathematicians prepared to engage students in classroom settings are in high demand. We will equip you with not only the fundamental knowledge of problem-solving and logic, but also with the ability to translate that knowledge into effective lessons for your high school students.

WHY STUDY MATHEMATICS WITH SECONDARY EDUCATION LICENSURE AT TIU?

Knowledge of mathematical theorems, critical problem-solving, and classroom management is useless without the opportunity to put it into action. During your time here at Trinity, you will have the chance to engage in classroom observation, lesson planning, and student teaching at some of the top local middle schools and high schools.

As a Mathematics with Secondary Education Licensure major, you will complete over 100 hours of field experience prior to student teaching. As part of your coursework, you will gain experience in both middle school and high school classes in a variety of diverse settings.

HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE ME TO EARN MY DEGREE?

Most Mathematics with Secondary Education Licensure students graduate with their degree after 4 years. Major requirements total 87 hours. This includes 32 hours of required mathematics courses, 3 hours of mathematics electives, 8 hours of supporting courses, and 44 hours of professional education courses. Up to 8 hours count for general education requirements.

DID YOU KNOW?

You will have the option to take courses toward the Learning Behavior Specialist I (LBS I) endorsement, which allows candidates to teach special education in grades 6-12, the grade levels they will be licensed to teach in Illinois.

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

The Mathematics major with Secondary Education Licensure will provide you with a solid foundation in mathematics and a thorough understanding of current teaching methodologies. It will also show you how to model Christian values in your personal and professional life.

COURSEWORK:

Major requirements total 87 hours. This includes 32 hours of required mathematics courses, 3 hours of mathematics electives, 8 hours of supporting courses, and 44 hours of professional education courses. Up to 8 hours count for general education requirements. You’ll take interesting courses such as:

• Mathematical Statistics
• Classroom Management
• Modern Algebra

Golden Apple Scholars

The Golden Apple Scholars program identifies talented high school seniors, and first and second-year college students, who will commit to teach in high-need schools. The program provides scholarship assistance and a paid summer institute where students receive classroom experience and professional mentoring.

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