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Middle-Level Education

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College of Education
Degree Level
Undergraduate
College
Education
Format
On Ground
Credit Hours
120 hours
Average Time to Degree
4 years

Middle-Level Education at Harding

The middle-level education degree certifies a candidate to teach fourth through eighth grades with an emphasis in two of the following: English, language arts, social science, math and science.

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Why study middle-level education at Harding?

Scholars Advancing Learning and Teaching

SALT provides education majors an opportunity to discuss issues at the local, state and national levels. Members become involved with the community and promote education for children in local schools.

Study abroad

Students in the College of Education can observe the various facets of teaching during a five-week summer program in Scotland.

Honor society

Kappa Delta Pi honor society promotes excellence in and recognizes outstanding contributions to education. This society endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members, quicken professional growth and honor achievement in educational work.

What can you do with a degree in middle-level education?

Middle school teachers

Whether you choose to specialize in English, language arts, social science, or math and science, you'll be fostering academic growth and social and personal development during a crucial period of transition. You'll create engaging lesson plans facilitate classroom activities, promote critical thinking and collaboration, and assess student progress. Overall, you'll play a crucial role in the lives of young people as you prepare them for success in high school and beyond.

Preschool teachers

As a preschool teacher, you'll nurture and educate young children in a stimulating and safe environment. Preschool teachers create engaging lesson plans, facilitate learning through play, and promote social and emotional development. They support early literacy and numeracy skills, encourage creativity, and foster a love for learning, laying a solid foundation for future academic success.

Literacy interventionists

A role as a literacy interventionist in elementary education focuses on providing targeted support to students struggling with reading and language skills. Interventionists assess students' literacy levels, develop personalized intervention plans and implement evidence-based strategies to improve reading comprehension and fluency. Literacy interventionists play a crucial role in ensuring all students achieve proficiency in literacy skills essential for academic success.

Our priority is helping students achieve career and life goals through teaching, leading and creating the foundation needed to make a difference in people's lives.
Dr. Donny Lee

Dean of the Cannon-Clary College of Education

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College of Education
501-279-4242
education@harding.edu

Mailing address:
Harding University
College of Education
HU 12254
Searcy, AR 72149-5615