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Elementary Education (BA)

Be The Difference In A Student’s Life

Education is at the center of a fair and balanced society, which is exactly why elementary education is so important. Teachers are given an incredible responsibility in shaping tomorrow’s leaders. That is why our elementary education program is crafted to mold you into an effective educator from day one and beyond.

Program Highlights 

Comprised of research-based teaching methods and immediate placement of teacher candidates in the elementary classroom, our state-of-the-art program stands apart from the rest, jumpstarting your career right after graduation. Dedicated professors are readily available to model the latest innovative teaching techniques, including guided reading, thinking maps, story theater, and more. As a recognized leader in teacher preparation, the Nevada State University School of Education will provide you with a supportive environment as you develop the techniques needed to BE THE DIFFERENCE in young people’s lives.

Career & Salary

Use our Career & Salary data to find average salary and job information, along with the Top Skills you will gain by earning a BA in Elementary Education from Nevada State University.

Some of the careers our graduates pursue are: 

  • Elementary teacher
  • School administrator
  • Education researcher

Take a look at a few of the most recent job openings via LinkedIn.

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Nevada State University has numerous degrees and programs, specialty program offerings, and online learning options to help you reach your academic goals. Find available courses using our Schedule of Classes tool.

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Students

Engaging Classes

Our classes are designed to provide teacher candidates with the hands-on experiences needed to keep students engaged in the content and excited to learn.

 

  • EDEL 433 | Teaching Elementary School Mathematics
  • EDEL 452 | Social Studies Theory and Content
  • EDEL 443 | Teaching Elementary School Science
  • EDRL 435 | Reading Theory
  • EDRL 471 | Theory and Practice for Academic Language Development

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