If you want to make a lasting impression on youth in grades seven through 12, consider a secondary teaching career in a middle, junior high, or high school.
Secondary teachers help older children and teens expand their intellectual horizons, broaden their perspectives on the world around them, and prepare for college.
Teens need support, encouragement, and guidance from teachers who understand the physical, emotional, social, and academic challenges of being an adolescent.
As a secondary teacher, you'll play an important role in helping students manage these challenges, reach their full academic potential, and think about their futures beyond high school.
Students who earn this degree teach in classrooms and work as school counselors, administrators, and principals.
As a secondary education major at Marian University, you will complete general education, required, and elective courses focused on building excellence in teaching and learning. You'll get intensive preparation in a content discipline and can choose from these concentration areas:
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