Major

B.S.E.

Major in Chemistry Education

Become a teacher • Learn laboratory techniques • Impact students

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Learn how to engage students.

In the chemistry education major, you will have access to state-of-the-art labs, practical in-classroom hours and world-class faculty to guide you to your dream job of teaching chemistry.

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Shadow expert educators

JBU students spend ample time observing and teaching alongside full-time teachers to gain confidence and skills in classroom management and lesson planning.

Practice on campus

Students will learn how to teach in the classroom under the observation of their professors so that they graduate ready to educate future students. 

Teach anywhere

With JBU's accreditation, students can transfer their teaching license easily across states and internationally.

What to expect as a chemistry education student at JBU

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Work with accessible professors

Students work one-on-one with JBU professors and experience true mentorship from their first semester.

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Learn from experience

JBU students graduate with almost double the amount of student-teaching time from other university education programs. Mentor teachers know that JBU students’ education has prepared them to handle their classroom.

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Impact your community

Teachers are one of the most influential people in a young person's life. Whether you choose to teach in Arkansas or around the world, teachers impact others for God's kingdom.

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Learning Theories and Developmental Psychology

A study of major learning theories applicable to classroom teaching coordinated with the study of biosocial, cognitive, and psychosocial development of the human from birth through lifespan. 

Curriculum and Instruction: TESOL

Methods and materials for teaching English to non-English speakers. Classroom strategies are addressed for teaching functional English to learners of all ages. The unique characteristics and needs of the K-12 program (content and language development), adult community education (literacy), and intensive English (academic) settings are analyzed.

General Chemistry I

This course is a systematic study of basic chemical principles and properties that govern matter and its changes. Topics include the basic structure of atoms and molecules, chemical and physical properties, balancing chemical equations, and bonds.

Organic Chemistry I

This course is a systematic study of the hydrocarbons and their derivatives, general organic reactions, and theories of reaction mechanics.

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