Chemistry Education

chemistry class

This program
Best fit for:

• First-time college students or transfers
• Students 18-22
• Residential students at our main campus

SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES
FINANCIAL AID
Who will my professors be?
Associate Professor of Chemistry; Chair, Department of Natural Sciences
Phone: 706-778-8500 x1283
Elaine Bailey
Associate Professor, Chemistry and Associate Dean, School of Humanities and Sciences
706-778-8500 x1283
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Undergraduate Admissions
P: 706-776-0103
E: ugrad@piedmont.edu

Bringing chemistry to classrooms.

Piedmont's undergraduate secondary education program addresses the continuing shortage of highly qualified teachers in Georgia. Advisors, selected for both their teaching skill and experience in high school classrooms, model techniques proven to work in high school settings when teaching their college content courses.

Designed to produce teachers who have more hands-on experience, the program enables candidates to observe and assist with teaching in 6-12th grade classrooms. Candidates also experience the impact that diversity has on schooling and consider the implications on teaching and learning.

Candidates study and reflect upon the knowledge, skills, and dispositions (habits of mind) required for successful teachers both in their college classes and during fieldwork.

Requiring a content major in the field of study, this program culminates in a full year Apprentice Teaching experience in area schools.

What classes will I take?

EDUC 1199. Introduction to Education

EDUC 3355. Exceptional Children

EDUC 4497. Classroom Management

EDSE 3301. Secondary Methods

EDSE 3335. Science Methods 6-12

ENGL 4440. Reading and Writing in the Content Fields

PSYC 3311. Psychology of Adolescence

EDSE 4400. Facilitating Learning and Assessment I

EDSE 4401. Facilitating Learning and Assessment II

EDSE 4498. Apprentice Teaching I

EDSE 4499. Apprentice Teaching II

CHEM 1101. General Chemistry I

CLAB 1101. General Chemistry I Lab

CHEM 1102. General Chemistry II

CLAB 1102. General Chemistry II Lab

CHEM 2351. Organic Chemistry I

CHEM 2352. Organic Chemistry II

CHEM 3321. Qualitative Inorganic Analysis

CHEM 3322. Instrumental Analysis

CHEM 3710. Inorganic Chemistry

CHEM 3990. Philosophy and Methodology of Science

CHEM 4451. Physical Chemistry I

CHEM 4452. Physical Chemistry II/Quantum Mechanics

MATH 2450. Calculus I

MATH 2460. Calculus II

MATH 2470. Calculus III

Prepare to Make a Life

What can I do with a major in
CHEMISTRY EDUCATION?
This major is an initial certification program for students desiring to teach chemistry.

Where do I start?

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