BS in Primary Education

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The Bachelor of Science in Primary Education degree will prepare the student for practical service in the field of primary education. Students will build a biblical worldview of education, the value of a child, the role of family, and character of God as foundational to all content and practice while developing practical skills in creating a healthy classroom community and an interactive approach to learning and lesson planning. Students will be prepared practically to teach children aged 5–16 in any context. Students will also develop breadth and depth in Core Curriculum areas of biblical studies, cross-cultural, interpersonal and multi-media communication, as well as a biblical overview of history, social studies and geography, and the sciences.

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