
DYLAN KUCERA
Senior, Education Major
I chose to come to Midland because I was given the opportunity to continue my track and field career at a school that truly cares about your success in the classroom, on the track, and also professionally.
At Midland University, the preparation of teachers is philosophically grounded in the liberal arts and aligned with the University’s Mission: To learn and lead in the world with purpose.
The Walker School of Education program’s mission is to prepare culturally responsive educators who demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to build a culture of learning, understand the content, plan and deliver effective instruction, support ALL learners, and model professionalism. In order to fulfill these missions, courses of study include general liberal arts courses, core educational coursework, and endorsement-specific coursework. Students will have field experiences in many of their beginning courses and throughout their program. They will have a culminating clinical experience for each field or subject endorsement.
Teachers get to inspire and educate young people. Teachers become influential in students’ lives, inspiring and motivating them to achieve their potential. By pursuing a career in education, you benefit society as a whole. The impression you make on the individual in the classroom continues onto the next generation.
Teacher Education prepares culturally responsive educators who demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to build a culture of learning, understand the content, plan and deliver effective instruction, support ALL learners, and model professionalism.
At Midland University, each student progresses through an academic core experience during their four years of study. The DRIVE framework is designed to develop skills, create experiences and prepare students to set their course for success.
Midland University is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and the Education Program is approved by the Nebraska State Board of Education. Learn more here.
At Midland, the preparation of teachers is philosophically grounded in the liberal arts and aligned with the University’s Mission: To learn and lead in the world with purpose. The education program’s mission is to prepare culturally responsive educators who demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to build a culture of learning, understand the content, plan and deliver effective instruction, support ALL learners, and model professionalism. In order to fulfill these missions, courses of study include general liberal arts courses, core educational coursework, and endorsement-specific coursework. Students will have field experiences in many of their beginning courses and throughout their program. They will have a culminating clinical experience for each field or subject endorsement.
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Senior, Education Major
I chose to come to Midland because I was given the opportunity to continue my track and field career at a school that truly cares about your success in the classroom, on the track, and also professionally.
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