Students study the curriculum and methods of teaching secondary (grades 7-12) school students in the areas of mathematics and science. They learn to design lessons, both daily and unit, based upon the curriculum and standards of their secondary educational endorsement. The students are responsible for researching and analyzing new theories in a specific area of endorsement. The degree has a large field experience component where students put some of these designs into practice. Twenty-seven of the required 36 credits are offered at Touro University Nevada. The remaining nine credits are graduate level transfer credits in either math or science.

The program curriculum includes the following topics:
• Foundations of Education
• Educational Psychology
• Interdisciplinary Issues in Education: Special Learners
• Interdisciplinary Issues in Education: Multiculturalism
• Instructional Methods and Strategies: Secondary Education
• Organization, Management and Assessment: Secondary Education
• Student Teaching: Secondary
• Professionalism Seminar
• Elective (Additional coursework in English, math or science is required.)
• Elective (Additional coursework in English, math or science is required.)
• Elective (Additional coursework in English, math or science is required.)
• Essentials of Measurement, Evaluation and Research Analysis

Disclaimer: The above information is subject to change. Please contact the program for the current curriculum.