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The physical education major at Tennessee Wesleyan serves those seeking to teach and/or coach at the elementary and secondary levels. Students can take a non-licensure track, but most major in physical education to be licensed to teach in grades K-12. These students must also complete 38 additional hours of professional education course work.
Physical education is an active program, with students learning both in the classroom setting with peers, as well as within the local school system. Lesson plans are an important element of physical education, applying the lessons and standards to specific practice.
Tennessee Wesleyan University’s Educator Preparation Program (EPP) holds partnership agreements with the following districts.
Anderson County SchoolsAthens City SchoolsBledsoe County SchoolsBradley County SchoolsCleveland City SchoolsCumberland County SchoolsDayton City SchoolsEtowah City SchoolsLenoir City SchoolsLoudon County SchoolsMcMinn County SchoolsMeigs County SchoolsMonroe County SchoolsOak Ridge SchoolsSweetwater City School DistrictQuestions about State Recognized Partnership Agreements may be directed to:
Melanie Amburn, Ed.S.mamburn@tnwesleyan.edu
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