What are all the teaching majors in college?

There isn't a single, universally defined list of "teaching majors" because the specific names and structures of programs vary widely by college and university. However, teaching majors generally fall under these broad categories, and the specific names of the majors often reflect this:

* Early Childhood Education: Focusing on teaching preschool and kindergarten.

* Elementary Education: Focusing on teaching grades K-5 or K-6 (sometimes broken down further into lower elementary and upper elementary).

* Middle School Education: Focusing on teaching grades 5-8 or 6-8 (often with a subject area specialization).

* Secondary Education: Focusing on teaching grades 9-12, usually with a specific subject area specialization (e.g., Secondary Education - English, Secondary Education - Mathematics, Secondary Education - Science).

* Special Education: Focusing on teaching students with disabilities, often with further specialization (e.g., learning disabilities, autism, emotional disturbances).

* Bilingual Education/ESL: Focusing on teaching students who are English language learners.

* Art Education: Teaching art at various grade levels.

* Music Education: Teaching music at various grade levels.

* Physical Education: Teaching physical education and health.

* Technology Education: Integrating technology into teaching.

Important Note: Many secondary education programs require students to choose a subject area to specialize in (e.g., math, science, history, English, etc.). So while "Secondary Education" is a major, the actual degree might be "Secondary Education with a concentration in History," for example. The specific subject area specialization becomes a significant part of their teacher preparation.

To find the exact teaching majors offered at a specific college or university, you should check their academic catalog or department of education website.