Bachelor Of Education - Secondary Education - Physical Education

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Education - Secondary Education - Physical Education program at the University of Regina is designed to prepare future teachers for high school environments. This program emphasizes the development of a deep understanding of the complexities of school life and aims to cultivate critically engaged citizens. Students will explore both a major and a minor teaching area, ensuring they meet the certification requirements set by the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board. The program is committed to fostering innovative teaching practices and equipping graduates with the skills necessary to address the diverse challenges present in today’s educational landscape.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Education program is structured to provide a comprehensive educational experience over a period of four years. Key details of the program structure include:

• Program Length: 4 years for the Bachelor of Education (BEd)
• Credits: The program requires a specific number of credits, which are distributed across various educational and practical experiences.
• Field Placements: Students will engage in field placements each year, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.
• Internship Experience: A significant 16-week internship in the fourth year, supervised by a cooperating teacher and supported by a faculty advisor, is a hallmark of the program.
• Major and Minor Requirements: Students must select both a major and a minor teaching area from a variety of options.

This program also emphasizes a learner-centered approach, encouraging students to engage with innovative teaching strategies that promote higher-order thinking and knowledge application.

Featured Experiences

• Field Placements: Practical experiences in schools throughout the program.
• Internship: A flagship 16-week internship in the final year, providing hands-on teaching experience.
• Innovative Pedagogies: Opportunities to enact responsive teaching methods and equitable assessment practices.
• Supportive Faculty: Faculty members are often former secondary school teachers, bringing valuable real-world experience to the program.
• Culturally Responsive Practices: The program incorporates anti-oppressive teaching practices and culturally appropriate curricula.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Education - Secondary Education - Physical Education program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Secondary School Teacher: Teaching students in high school settings, focusing on physical education and other subjects.
• Community Education Coordinator: Developing and implementing educational programs in community settings.
• Curriculum Developer: Designing educational materials and curricula for schools or educational organizations.
• Educational Consultant: Advising schools and educators on best practices and innovative teaching strategies.
• Sports Coach: Coaching high school sports teams and promoting physical education initiatives.

These career options reflect the program's commitment to preparing graduates who are well-respected and sought after in the educational field across Saskatchewan and beyond.

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