Mathematics helps us measure and communicate about distance, quantity and time. Building a solid math foundation during middle and high school encourages continued academic growth. Highly skilled and passionate teachers can make all the difference.Teachers who are experts in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) are in demand. STEM is the future for adolescents - the technological age in which they live, their key to wise decisions, and their best career options. Instilling an interest at an early age could spark a lasting desire to pursue a career in any of these fields.The adolescent education mathematics program allows you to earn both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in five years. It is designed for undergraduates who are seeking certification to become a mathematics teacher for grades 7-12. The program leads to professional certification in Adolescent Education Mathematics upon completion of three years of teaching experience.<br><br>What Will You Learn<br>You will develop your skills in the areas of algebra, number theory, calculus, probability and statistics, and geometry, and connect these content areas to the classroom's common core standards. In addition to developing critical thinking and quantitative skills, you will:<br><br>Participate in academic conferences and seminars<br>Develop effective written and oral communication skills<br>Learn how to use technology to enhance the classroom experience