B.Ed. in Elementary Education – Middle Grades Math
Help Your Students Thrive with a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and Middle Grades Mathematics
Do you have a passion for mathematics and a desire to help train up the next generation of thinkers and problem-solvers? Are you seeking an education degree that can help you prepare for licensure? Do you want to gain the credentials needed to teach at a variety of grade levels? If that sounds like you, Liberty University’s Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Elementary Education – Middle Grades Mathematics can help! Our program is designed to help you pursue a career as a licensed elementary school teacher as well as teach math at the middle school level.
Maybe your main goal is to work with children in elementary school, but you want the flexibility to branch out into middle school teaching roles. If so, Liberty’s bachelor’s in elementary education – middle grades math is a great option.
Upon graduation from this program, you could potentially go on to work in a private, public, or Christian school as an ethical and value-driven professional. This degree provides core training in elementary education as well as the opportunity to pursue a middle grades mathematics endorsement. That way, you can develop a diverse skill set and pursue a variety of career opportunities.
We are excited to partner with you as you take this important step in your academic journey. Partner with us and prepare to make a difference in the lives of your future students!
Upon successful completion of Liberty University’s Virginia state-approved Bachelor of Education program, you may apply for your teaching license in another state through reciprocity, which may or may not result in additional requirements based on your state’s Department of Education regulations.
Credit Hours
View CoursesNext start date: Aug 18, 2025
CAEP Accredited
Highlights
Highlights of Our Elementary Education and Middle Grades Math Education Degree
Accredited Academics
Liberty University’s School of Education meets rigorous national standards for educator preparation set by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
Opportunity for Funding
Pursuing one of our Bachelor of Education licensure tracks may make you eligible for the Federal TEACH Grant.
Hands-On Experience
You will complete over 90 practicum hours and at least 1 full semester of student teaching prior to graduation. You will have the opportunity to complete your student teaching in a variety of settings throughout Virginia.
Experienced Faculty and Networking Opportunities
All of our faculty who oversee licensure courses have K-12 experience and a current teaching license. Additionally, you can get involved with professional and student organizations related to your career goals and expand your professional network.
Career Potential
What Can You Do with a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education – Middle Grades Mathematics Degree?
Liberty University’s B.Ed. in Elementary Education with a specialization in middle grades mathematics can help prepare you to pursue the following occupations:
- Curriculum coordinator
- Education consultant
- Elementary school teacher
- Middle school mathematics teacher
- Private school teacher
- Tutor
#4 Best College Campus in America
At Liberty, you’ll find an affordable, high-quality education designed to help equip students like you for the real world. Our commitment to excellence has earned us recognition as the #4 Best College Campus in America by Niche.com.
Earning your degree from a nonprofit university with state-of-the-art resources like ours can help set you apart from your peers.
Courses
What Will You Study in Our B.Ed. in Elementary Education – Middle School Math Degree?
Liberty seeks to help students like you teach with integrity and strong Christian ethics. We don’t just train educators – we train educators who want to make a positive impact on the next generation. We care about who you are and who you aspire to become.
In this program, you’ll explore a wide array of topics related to elementary education, including educational technology, instructional design, behavioral differences, diagnostic measurement, and curriculum development. You can also learn how to teach various subjects to elementary school students, such as language arts, science, math, and reading. By understanding effective instructional strategies, you can prepare to help foster a productive learning environment that sets students up for future success.
Within the middle grades mathematics courses, you can study curriculum and instructional strategies for middle school settings and learn how to teach important mathematical subjects to young adolescents. Some of the topics you can study include mathematical reasoning, discrete mathematics, elementary functions, probability and statistics, and coordinate geometry. By completing practicum and student teaching hours, you can prepare to pursue work as an elementary school teacher or middle school math teacher.
Additional Degree Information
Featured Elementary Education – Middle Grades Math Courses
EDUC 225 – Instructional Design for Elementary and Middle School Classrooms
EDUC 412 – Middle School Curriculum and Instruction
MATH 128 – Precalculus with Trigonometry
MATH 201 – Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Degree Information
- This program falls under the School of Education
- View the Degree Completion Plan
- Check out our course catalog
- Transfer in up to 75% of the degree total
BENEFITS
Why Choose Liberty’s Bachelor’s in Elementary Education – Middle Grades Mathematics Program?
Gain Real Classroom Experience Before You Graduate
Get a head start on your teaching career by stepping into the classroom while you’re still earning your degree. This program includes over 90 hours of practicum experience and at least 1 full semester of student teaching, giving you the opportunity to apply what you learn in real-time. These hands-on experiences can help you build confidence and develop classroom management strategies that textbooks alone can’t teach. Plus, working directly with students and educators may help you fulfill licensure requirements while sharpening your skills for the future.
Learn from Experts Who Share Your Values
You’ll study under experienced faculty who not only bring years of field expertise but also teach from a strong biblical perspective. These educators are passionate about shaping the next generation of teachers and are committed to helping you grow both professionally and personally. With their mentorship, you can deepen your understanding of educational theory, instructional methods, and your role as a Christ-centered educator. At Liberty, your professors are invested in your success – inside and outside the classroom.
Prepare to Pursue Licensure
Liberty’s School of Education is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), meaning it meets nationally recognized standards for excellence. This degree is designed to help you meet Virginia state licensure requirements, giving you a pathway to becoming a licensed teacher. Our licensure team works closely with students to simplify the process and make sure you’re on track with the necessary steps. You can focus on developing your skills while we help guide you through the licensure journey.
Train to Teach Where You’re Needed Most
Middle school math teachers play a critical role in helping students build a strong academic foundation – and this program is designed to help you step into that role. You’ll focus on teaching core math concepts while learning how to engage students in the middle grades with confidence and creativity. Through specialized coursework and targeted field experience, you can develop strategies to reach diverse learners. Whether your goal is to teach in Virginia or elsewhere, you can become equipped to serve where your skills are most needed.
Admissions
How Do You Become an Elementary Education Bachelor’s Degree Student?
Every application is reviewed by the admission committee on a case-by-case basis, meaning there are no set minimums for acceptance. However, all applicants must submit the following documents* for admission:
- Admission application
- Official high school transcripts
- Official college transcripts (if applicable)
- Admission essay
Results from the CLT, SAT, or ACT are not required for admission, but may be used in consideration for merit-based aid.
*Note that additional documentation may be requested by the admission committee after your application has been received.
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