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Hey!
Don't quote me on this as im not 100%sure.. but to start with i dont think it is even possible to do a bEd ranging from k-12. I'm pretty sure it is broken up into primary (k-6) and secondary (7-12).
However, to find out more information about this and the subjects you can major in you should try contacting someone regarding these questions. A god place to start would be to email thowes@csu.edu.au and she will be able to either answer your questions or put you onto someone who can. I hope this helped you out a little bit at least!
Feel free to add me on msn if you want to talk more about anything gemmacroft@hotmail.com.
Gem. x
Don't quote me on this as im not 100%sure.. but to start with i dont think it is even possible to do a bEd ranging from k-12. I'm pretty sure it is broken up into primary (k-6) and secondary (7-12).
However, to find out more information about this and the subjects you can major in you should try contacting someone regarding these questions. A god place to start would be to email thowes@csu.edu.au and she will be able to either answer your questions or put you onto someone who can. I hope this helped you out a little bit at least!
Feel free to add me on msn if you want to talk more about anything gemmacroft@hotmail.com.
Gem. x
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k-12 is kind of broad.
The way each age group is taught is much different to each other.
Plus to work as a high school teacher you have to have qualifications in your specialist field. You cant just do a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) and work in a high school. You need to complete another degree on top of the Bachelor of Education (Secondary).
However, the Bachelor of Education (Primary) from what I have heard is ok in high schools if you're employed as a special education teacher.
This is why they have different education degrees depending on what age group you want to teach.
The way each age group is taught is much different to each other.
Plus to work as a high school teacher you have to have qualifications in your specialist field. You cant just do a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) and work in a high school. You need to complete another degree on top of the Bachelor of Education (Secondary).
However, the Bachelor of Education (Primary) from what I have heard is ok in high schools if you're employed as a special education teacher.
This is why they have different education degrees depending on what age group you want to teach.