Overview
The Elementary Education (BEd) program at Dalhousie University is a professional teacher education program designed to prepare students for teaching in elementary schools (grades Primary to 6). The program emphasizes inclusive education, curriculum development, and pedagogical practices, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical classroom experiences through field placements.
Unique features include a focus on Indigenous education, environmental sustainability in teaching, and hands-on learning in diverse school settings across Nova Scotia.
Career Prospects
Graduates are qualified to teach in public and private elementary schools, with opportunities in curriculum development, educational administration, and community education programs. The program supports certification with the Nova Scotia Department of Education.
Key Faculty/Staff
The Faculty of Education features experienced educators such as Dr. Teresa Fowler, specializing in inclusive education, and Dr. Debbie MacLatchy, focusing on literacy and language arts.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
Students have access to the Killam Library's education resources and the Faculty's simulation classrooms. Partnerships include collaborations with the Halifax Regional Centre for Education and Indigenous communities for culturally responsive teaching practicums.
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