Education
To inquire about this program:
Dr. Teresa A. Bicknell | 423.869.6266 | teresa.bicknell@lmunet.edu
Departmental Website
Becoming a teacher is a challenging process, but LMU's Teacher Education Program will give you the guidance,
support, and knowledge you need to become the teacher you want to be. As a graduate of our program,
you will belong to a tradition of great teachers. For more than one hundred years, LMU has provided public
schools with teachers who embody the highest standards of quality and professionalism.
Degree Offered
Bachelor of Science
Special Features
This four-year professional program combines academic experiences in the university classroom with
real-world practice in PK-12 classrooms.
Professional development workshops and multicultural field experiences are provided by the
Dr.
Mildred T. Headley Center for Professional Collaboration housed in the Department of Education.
Our faculty members have had extensive experience as educational practitioners. Their diverse
experience gives you the opportunity to learn practical information that can be applied in your
own classroom.
Course Information
LMU's undergraduate teacher education program offers courses leading to a bachelor of science
with initial teacher licensure in:
- Elementary Education, K-6
- Secondary Education
- Business
- Biology
- Chemistry
- English
- History
- Mathematics
- K-12 Education
- Physical Education (Kinesiology)
- Visual Arts
Your preparation begins with general studies courses to establish a knowledge base. It continues
through the development of the major and the Professional Education Core, culminating in the Clinical
Practice Experience (student teaching).
Your advisor will help you map out an educational plan to suit your particular needs.
Internships
Teacher education candidates are placed in PK-12 Professional Development Schools of Partnership.
These schools are located in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Graduate & Professional Opportunities
After completing your bachelor's degree, you may choose to continue your education by enrolling in
the master's of education program housed in LMU's Graduate Department of the Carter & Moyers School
of Education.
Clubs & Organizations
Students enrolled in the Teacher Education Program belong to the Student Education Association (SEA),
an organization devoted to encouraging professional development, addressing educational issues, and
promoting professional ethics and standards.
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Admissions inquiries
Office of Admissions 423.869.6467
Email: admissions@lmunet.edu
"I am firm in my belief that a teacher lives on and on through his students. Good teaching is forever and
the teacher is immortal."
--Jesse Stuart, graduate of LMU's Teacher Education Program, noted author and educator
Office of Testing, Teacher Licensure & Certification
LMU's Office of Testing, Teaching Licensure & Certification prepares teacher education candidates to meet the requirements
for the Praxis Series tests, which are necessary for program completion.
Please visit
www.ets.org for testing information on:
· How to Qualify for Teacher Licensure
· Who Must Take the Tests
· Where to Get Additional Information
· Tests Requirements
· Where to Take the Computer-based Tests
· Related Links
· Registration Code Lists
· ParaPro Assessment
· The School Leadership Series
· Complete Test Directory
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Study Guides and Test Preparation Materials
Frequently Asked Questions.
Programs of Study
LMU's Department of Education offers programs of study leading to teacher licensure in
Tennessee in Elementary Education,
Secondary Education ,
and K-12 Education.
Professional Documents and Forms
Center for Professional Collaboration
The Dr. Mildred T. Headley Center for Professional Collaboration (CPC) is a multidimensional center that fosters
individual development through PK-12 partnerships, lifelong learning, and multicultural education. It also provides
an integral component of the Teacher Education Program by offering educational experiences that instill
current and innovative best teaching practices.
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