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Teacher Licensure Programs of Study

Students prepare for teacher licensure in the following areas:

  • Early Childhood (Pre-Kindergarten - Grade 3)
  • Middle Childhood (Grades 4 - 9)
  • Adolescent/Young Adult (Grades 7 - 12)
  • Multi-Age (Pre-Kindergarten - Grade 12)
  • Mild/Moderate Educational Needs (Kindergarten - Grade 12)

Structured on the theme of Teacher as Reflective Decision Maker, B-W's teacher education curriculum includes numerous field experiences, seminars, class sessions, assessments, and remediation procedures. The Division of Education  is committed to providing candidates with a diverse array of clinical/field experiences in a variety of school settings (urban, suburban, and rural).  

Click on the links below for additional program information, including curriculum outlines.

Baccalaureate Programs 

Undergraduate degree programs for students who have not yet earned a bachelor's degree.

Licensure Only Program 

A post-baccalaureate program for students who hold a degree from B-W or another accredited college or university, and wish to earn an initial teaching license without completing a master’s degree.

License+Masters Program

A master's degree program for college graduates who wish to earn an initial teaching license. 

Master of Arts in Education Program

A master's degree program for licensed teachers to expand their professional credentials, bring their teaching practice to a new level, master the latest technologies, and enhance leadership skills in their schools and communities.

 Division of Education Highlights  

Baldwin-Wallace College is approved by the State of Ohio Department of Education, The Higher Learning Commission, a part of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education

Faculty:  The faculty members of the Division of Education are committed to a strong performance-based program of teacher education. The curriculum is arranged around six teacher/educator attributes: content knowledge, professional knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, diversity, educational technology, and professional dispositions. 

Praxis II and III Test Results:  According to information provided by the Ohio Department of Education, B-W education students meet or exceed statewide performance on Praxis II and III tests.