School of Education
Department of Secondary & K-12 Education
Bachelor of Arts in K-12 Physical Education
Teach students healthy lifestyles and choices today and for the future.
Program Overview
Becoming a physical education teacher requires a knowledge in a wide-variety of topics to meet the physical, emotional, and mental needs of K-12 students. Develop the skills and awareness to modifty activities for students with specific disabilities in a recreational setting. Gain a better understanding of the human body with exercise physiology, motor development, anatomy, and physiology. Plus, you will learn the ins and outs of health education within personal, family, and community health.
Tour campus at any time and you can even schedule time to meet with faculty or students in the School of Education!
What to Expect
- Professors are current and former educators
- Low student-to-faculty ratio for more personalized training
- Participate in off-campus field experiences in local schools
- Student teaching is completed in the your final semester
- Option to earn a Lutheran Teacher Diploma to teach in Lutheran schools