Math for Teachers
Program Overview
The Mathematics for Teachers (Mathematics Single Subject) degree equips students with the mathematical knowledge required to teach grades 7 through 12. Students learn to communicate and teach mathematics in formal and informal settings. Through this course of study, students develop the tools and skills necessary for careers in industry, education, ministry, and even graduate studies. For information on additional teaching credentials, visit our School of Education.
“PURE MATHEMATICS IS, IN ITS WAY, THE POETRY OF LOGICAL IDEAS.” -ALBERT EINSTEIN
PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Construct and develop rigorous mathematical reasoning, including the use of standard mathematical concepts.
- Effectively communicate rigorous mathematical reasoning, including the use of appropriate visual aids.
- Expand his or her own mathematical understanding through a process of self-directed learning.
REQUIRED COURSES
- Technology for Teaching and Learning
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Math reasoning and Writing
- Math Professions
- Calculus II
- Statistics
- Calculus III
- Computer Programming
- Introduction to Numbers Theory and Modern Algebra
- Linear Algebra
- Math Statistics with Probablility
- Math History
- Differential Equations
- Geometry
Meet our amazing faculty.
Dr. Berkeley Shorthill
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Chair, Department of Science and Mathematics
