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See the degree grade →An undergraduate teacher-preparation degree combining advanced mathematics content with classroom pedagogy and faith integration. Suited to students who want state‑aligned licensure preparation to teach mathematics at the P–12 level and who value a Christian learning environment.
Coursework combines subject‑matter mathematics with professional education study and practicum experiences. Topics and courses listed for the programme include mathematics for middle school teachers, abstract algebra, modern geometry, and statistics. Program courses named in the catalogue include EDU‑130, EDU‑200, EDU‑296, EDU‑240, EDU‑250, PSY‑276, EDU‑324, EDU‑382SC, EDU‑382C, EDU‑383P, EDU‑490, EDU‑495, MAT‑204, MAT‑363, DSC‑210, CIS‑121, BIO‑125, CHE‑110, CHE‑125, PHY‑211 and PHY‑221. Students learn to teach mathematics across classroom, hybrid, and online contexts, to assess learning, and to communicate mathematical ideas to students with diverse needs while integrating biblical principles into teaching practice.
Admission to the Teacher Education Program requires a formal application and multiple assessments as students progress. Candidates must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75 and a minimum GPA of 3.0 in each teaching major (including teacher education courses); any professional education course graded C‑ or lower must be repeated. Program assessments include an interview and on‑demand reading and writing evaluations. Admission to student teaching is applied for one year prior to the student teaching semester and requires maintaining the GPA thresholds, completion of a lesson plan assessed by School of Teacher Education faculty, and other program assessments.
Graduates are prepared for roles in elementary, middle, and secondary classrooms as mathematics teachers and special education teachers, and may move into positions such as instructional coordinator, education administrator, or career/technical education teacher. The programme’s licensure focus supports entry into P–12 teaching careers.
IWU describes institutional supports such as the Center for Student Success (counseling, tutoring and related services) and indicates attention to tuition and student debt outcomes; prospective students should consult IWU’s tuition, fees and net price calculator and the university’s financial aid office for current scholarship, grant and loan options that apply to this programme.
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