Located in Chicago, Ill., Kendall College School of Education Program offers a bachelor's degree in early childhood education. Kendall College boasts a progressive curriculum that challenges its students. You can choose from concentrations in childhood nutrition, English as a second language (ESL), infants and toddlers and special education. The institution also states all of its students benefit from interaction with classmates and faculty in small class environments.
Wheelock College in Boston, Mass., offers two degrees in education: early childhood and elementary. The early childhood program teaches students to teach pre-kindergarten through second grade. The program focuses on how children learn and develop as well as the various biases each child has. Wheelock's elementary education program focuses on teaching children in grades one through six. You will also learn curriculum and child development within the context of how racial, cultural, ethnic, linguistic and class differences affect children's maturity and advancement.
Rochester College in Rochester Hills, Mich., is a Christian college that provides academic training along side faith-based values. The college states its graduates "are teachers with integrity because they have developed Christian values and high ethical standards." Students can choose between elementary and secondary education programs. Elementary education candidates can focus on several subjects such as integrated science, language arts, elementary math and social studies. Secondary education majors can choose from biology, English, history education, secondary-math and social studies education.
Bacone College is located in Muskogee, OK. Here, you can earn a degree in early childhood education, secondary education and health and physical education. The school also offers several non-certification degrees such as an associate of science in child development and a bachelor's in early childhood development and education. The college claims that it has "one of the most diverse student populations in the United States" and "provides a learning/living community dedicated to celebrating and serving its cultural diversity and preparing students to successfully live and work in an ever-increasing global community and market place."