The program is a collaboration between the College of Education and College of Arts Sciences. Core elements of the OSUTeach program include recruitment and retention incentives, a compact degree program, a strong focus on research-based strategies for teaching and learning mathematics and science, intensive field teaching experience, and personal guidance from master teachers and faculty. OSUTeach
students begin by taking a step 1 course, SMED 1012, which is designed to allow students the opportunity to try out teaching math or science. The course is available to all majors and students receive a $125 scholarship for completing the course without a commitment to continue. The OSUTeach program includes work in elementary, middle and high school classrooms with master teachers as they develop inquiry-based lessons using research-based curricula and materials. Students can receive a dual degree, one in their STEM major and full teaching certification without added time or cost. Follow us on our other channels! Twitter:
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