Teacher Education
Mathematics Education at Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark prepares mathematics teachers to be leaders and innovators in a field that must perpetually balance tradition with reform. We offer a distinctive course of study, premiere classroom and local resources, and an outstanding faculty. Our graduates make thoughtful decisions in the face of ethical and organizational dilemmas of schooling in order to serve all students well.
We prepare mathematics teachers to:
- Present mathematics as a coherent, reasoned, and relevant human activity
- Plan for exploration, conjecture, and surprise as part of the natural ecology of learning
- Honor the diversity of students’ backgrounds, ideas, and approaches
- Encourage wonder and discovery
- Communicate the aesthetic elegance and intellectual power of inquiry
The following opportunities for math education are offered at Lewis & Clark:
If you want to become a teacher, you can apply to specialize in mathematics as part of the Middle Level/High School Preservice Teacher Education Program. Graduates earn the Master of Arts in Teaching degree with a Basic or Advanced Mathematics endorsement.
Endorsement Programs for Inservice Teachers
We no longer offer the Basic and Advanced Mathematics Endorsement programs.
Contact
For further information about licensing, degree programs, and course offerings in the teaching of mathematics, please contact Kasi Allen at (503) 768-6114 or kasi@lclark.edu.
Contact Us
The Department of Teacher Education is located in room 402 of Rogers Hall on the Graduate Campus.
Emaillcteach@lclark.edu
Voice503-768-6100
Fax503-768-6115
ChairVern Jones
Department of Teacher Education
Lewis & Clark
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, MSC 14
Portland, OR 97219









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