Overview & Academics
The TEACHER EDUCATION Program is a licensure program which offers majors in the following areas:
- Elementary Education (grades K-6)
- Middle Grades Education (grades 6-9) in the areas of Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.
- Special Education
- Licensure in Secondary Education (grades 9-12) in the areas of Biology, English, History, or Mathematics.
The TEACHER EDUCATION Program is accredited by both the State of North Carolina and CAEP, a national accrediting body for Teacher Education programs. Students with a degree in the Teacher Education Program are eligible for licensure by the State of North Carolina upon completion of all requirements.
Goals & Standards
Graduates will be expected to demonstrate proficiency related to the goals and standards set. The goals are based on the role of the teacher as a reflective decision maker, and are aligned with the NC Professional Teaching Standards which are used to assess the performance of students in teacher education.
- Demonstrate Leadership
- Establish a Respectful Environment for a Diverse Population of Students
- Know the Content They Teach
- Facilitate Learning for Their Students
- Reflect on Their Practice
- Contribute to the Academic Success of Students
Career Options:
- Elementary Education Teacher
- Middle Grades Education Teacher
- Special Education Teacher
- Secondary Teacher
Program Admission Criteria:
- PRAXIS Core Exam
- Overall GPA of 3.0
- Admission Interview
- Writing Sample
- Recommendations
Teacher Education Faculty
Dr. Danielle R. Madrazo
Associate Professor of Education
Director of Teacher Education
Ed.D., Appalachian State University
dmadrazo@ncwc.edu
252.985.5165
Dr. Patricia Brewer
Associate Professor
Coordinator of Special Education
Ph.D., Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
pbrewer@ncwc.edu
252.985.5220
Dr. Lois Hart
Assistant Professor
Coordinator of Field Assignments
Ed.D., Fayetteville State University
lhart@ncwc.edu
252.985.5164
