Education
AS = Associate of Science | 2 years
This 60-credit degree prepares student for teaching elementary (K-6) and mid-level (4-8) grades in a school setting. Teachers make a difference in the lives of children and can shape the minds of the next generation. Also, teachers are always in demand.
Offered On Campus
Not Offered Online
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Courses You Will Take
Arkansas Future Grant
This program is Arkansas Future Grant eligible, which means the grant may cover tuition and fees.
Transfer or Stackable Options
Northark has agreements with Arkansas Tech University, Arkansas State University in Mountain Home and the University of Central Arkansas to offer students seamless options for transfer to junior/senior level courses required to ultimately obtain a bachelor’s degree in teaching. Since these institutions have variations in required courses, students should work closely with a Northark advisor in order to complete specific courses needed for a smooth transition to the junior level at any of these colleges.
Learning Outcomes
- Students will be able to identify and reflect upon various attributes of an effective teacher, including, but not limited to, establishing a positive classroom environment, strategies for classroom management, maintaining student/teacher rapport, curriculum requirements, and lesson plans
- Students will be able to successfully use various forms of technology to assist them in the completion of activities and lesson plans for use with future students