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Boston University’s Mathematics Education program helps
develop expertise in fundamental mathematical concepts
and processes, the development of mathematics curriculum
materials, and teaching methods applicable to a variety of
age levels, interests, and aptitudes.
The undergraduate program leads to an initial teaching license in mathematics for grades 1-6, 5-8, or 8-12. The
School of Education offers both professional preparation
for teaching, including extensive fieldwork, and substantial
coursework in mathematics and/or computer science.
Specialty programs in the teaching of mathematics are
available for students who are seeking an initial teaching
license as an elementary or special education teacher.
After completion of the appropriate program, graduates
are qualified to teach mathematics, to act as mathematics
resource leaders in team-teaching situations, and to
organize and manage mathematics resource areas.
Qualified undergraduates in Mathematics Education may seek dual degrees with the College of Arts and Sciences
through the Boston University Collaborative Degree
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