Center for Secondary Education
Where Passion Meets Pedagogy
Welcome to Secondary Teacher Education
Secondary Teacher Education at the University of Delaware is a hub for students and educators dedicated to shaping the future of middle and high school education. Offering a range of accredited programs in subjects such as biology, chemistry, earth science, and physics, the center provides students with the opportunity to study their scientific area of interest while learning the best teaching methods. By combining rigorous academic preparation with professional education courses, students are well-prepared to make a lasting impact on the lives of their students.
JUMPSTART THE NEXT GENERATION
Good teachers can change lives! Teachers educate, inspire, mentor and protect students on their journies toward life beyond high school. Along with families, they are tasked with nurturing human beings who are ready to take on college or other training and ultimately careers. Teachers make a difference in the lives of families in communities both big and small.
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UD alum names Delaware History Teacher of the Year
September 13, 2024 | Written by Red Clay School DistrictThe Gilder Lehrman Institute has named Anthony Swierzbinski of The John Dickinson School as the 2024 Delaware History Teacher of the Year. -
Rising educators
March 04, 2024 | Written by Jessica HendersonThe members of UD Educators Rising have a wide range of majors, such as elementary education, secondary education and education minors. We meet twice a month to discuss coursework and current issues or topics in education while doing a fun activity. -
UD sponsors education conference for future teachers
March 31, 2023 | Written by Jessica HendersonThroughout the two-day event, CEHD and the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) faculty and staff shared information about UD teacher preparation programs and served as conference presenters, competition judges and education mentors for participants. -
Teachers of Tomorrow students gather on UD’s campus.
May 10, 2022 | Written by Christine E. Serio-ShivelyTeachers of Tomorrow recruits rising high school juniors and seniors from underrepresented backgrounds. The program provides resources, coaching and other opportunities to help them complete the college application process and succeed throughout their degree program. High school participants live on campus, take modified versions of classes they will take as education majors at UD, hear from guest speakers, learn from peer mentors and more.
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YouTube Video: UD Center for Secondary Teacher Education: youtube.com/watch?v=pNoNSTnv-js