The declining state of science and technology education in the United States has become an increasingly significant problem in our educational system. Science and technology students in the U.S. are consistently performing below average on standardized tests and are unable to complete basic college level math and science courses. Among the causes; about a third of high school math students and two-thirds of those enrolled in physical science have teachers who did not major in the subject in college or are not certified to teach it.
TUteach is a program designed to help correct the country's increasingly serious science and math educational deficiency. TUteach graduates possess in-depth content knowledge as well as skill in modern pedagogical practices. Students graduate with a bachelor of science in their chosen math or science field as well as the academic and experiential qualifications necessary to earn a middle or high school teaching certificate.
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