School of Education

The School of Education equips students to serve Christ as educators whether it be in traditional classrooms, in home schooling, as tutors, or in many other unique learning environments.



True education reproduces the mind of Christ in the life of the believer because it is based on the Word of God. Crown College is committed to training Christian educators who know God and His Word, who will be academically and skillfully prepared, exerting godly influence upon the generation to come.

This 4-year program focuses on teaching as a ministry and not just as a profession. It will equip you with the knowledge and skill required to effectively serve Christ whether it be in a traditional classroom setting, in a home school or tutoring environment, at home or anywhere in the world.

The School of Education equips students to…

  • Articulate the Scriptural mandate for Christ-centered, biblically based education.
  • Utilize pedagogically sound practices in any educational setting with the proper application of assessment and educational technology.
  • Broaden critical thinking and communication skills in order to adapt to various learning environments.
  • Adapt curriculum to meet the needs of diverse learners using appropriate teaching methods.
  • Employ effective classroom management techniques to foster a healthy and positive learning environment.
  • Demonstrate Christ-like character and professional disposition.
  • Apply knowledge, skills, and methodology through a rigorous teaching internship in a structured, established environment.

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Kristi Sexton

Dean, School of Education

B.A., , University of Tennessee
M.C.E., Crown Graduate School
M.A., , University of Tennessee

Bachelor of Biblical Studies


Elementary Education

The Elementary Education program provides students with the tools necessary to become skilled, resourceful, innovative Christian educators in grades K through 8. Students will achieve mastery of graded content through application, critical analysis, and synthesis of the subjects. They also received specialized instruction in reading methodology, curriculum development, and classroom management. Students have the opportunity to practice their knowledge and skills in a classroom internship under the supervision of a veteran educator in an established and distinctive Christian school.

Freshman year

Freshman  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 101Old Testament Survey3
BU 141Office Computer Applications3
CM 121Personal Evangelism2
EN 101Grammar and Composition I3
HI 101History of Civilization I3
MA 122Introductory Algebra3
OR 100Freshman Orientation1
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 102New Testament Survey3
CM 132Living the Christian Life2
EN 104Grammar and Composition II3
EN 122Speech3
HI 102History of Civilization II3
MI 103Introduction to Missions2

Sophomore year

Sophomore  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 204Hermeneutics and Bible Study2
BI 211Bible Doctrine 13
ED 322Theology of Christian Education3
SC 101Physical Science 3
BIEL 200Bible Elective2
BIEL 201Bible Elective2
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 203Methods of Bible Teaching2
BI 212Bible Doctrine II3
ED 241Principles & Methods of Education
2
ED 297Education Practicum1
EN 204American Literature3
HI 120World Geography2
SC 102Biological Science3
BIEL 202Bible Elective2

Junior year

Junior  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
ED 311Children’s Literature3
ED 316Teaching Reading3
ED 320Teaching History and Geography2
ED 321Human Growth and Development2
ED 344Tests and Measurements3
BIEL 301Bible Elective 2
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
ED 317Teaching Language Arts3
ED 318Teaching Math3
ED 324Elementary Classroom Management2
BIEL 302Bible Elective2
GNEL 302General Elective3
GNEL 303General Elective3

Senior year

Senior  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
CM 442Marriage and Family2
ED 212Penmanship1
ED 319Teaching Science3
ED 431Education of the Exceptional Child2
ED 435Elementary Curriculum and Procedures3
EN 361Classic Christian Literature3
HI 491Baptist History and Distinctives3
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
ED 486Elementary Education Teaching Internship12
OR 400Senior Forum 1

Secondary Education

The Secondary Education program provides students with the tools necessary to become skilled, resourceful, and innovative Christian educators in grades 9 through 12. Students choose both major and minor teaching fields. Options include business, English, history, mathematics, music education, and physical or biological science. Students have the opportunity to practice their knowledge and skills in a classroom internship under the supervision of a veteran educator in an established and distinctive Christian school.

Freshman year

Freshman  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 101Old Testament Survey3
BU 141Office Computer Applications3
CM 121Personal Evangelism2
EN 101Grammar and Composition I3
HI 101History of Civilization I3
MA 122Introductory Algebra3
OR 100Freshman Orientation1
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 102New Testament Survey3
CM 132Living the Christian Life2
EN 104Grammar and Composition II3
EN 122Speech3
HI 102History of Civilization II3
MI 103Introduction to Missions2

Sophomore year

Sophomore  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 204Hermeneutics and Bible Study2
BI 211Bible Doctrine 13
ED 322Theology of Christian Education3
SC 101Physical Science3
BIEL 201Bible Elective 2
MJEL 201Major Teaching Area Elective3
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
BI 203Methods of Bible Teaching2
BI 212Bible Doctrine II3
ED 241Principles & Methods of Education2
ED 297Education Practicum1
EN 204American Literature3
MJEL 202Major Teaching Area Elective3
MJEL 203Major Teaching Area Elective3

Junior year

Junior  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
ED 321Human Growth and Development2
ED 344Tests and Measurements3
BIEL 301Bible Elective2
MJEL 301Major Teaching Area Elective3
MNEL 300Minor Teaching Area Elective3
MNEL 301Minor Teaching Area Elective3
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
CM 443Marriage and Family2
HI 120World Geography2
BIEL 302Bible Elective2
MJEL 302Major Teaching Area Elective3
MJEL 303Major Teaching Area Elective3
MNEL 302Minor Teaching Area Elective3
MNEL 303Minor Teaching Area Elective3

Senior year

Senior  
Fall SemesterCourseCredit hours
EN 361Classic Christian Literature3
HI 491Baptist History and Distinctives3
MJEL 400Major Teaching Area Elective3
MJEL 401Major Teaching Area Elective3
MNEL 400Minor Teaching Area Elective3
MNEL 401Minor Teaching Area Elective3
Spring SemesterCourseCredit hours
ED 487Secondary Education Teaching Internship12
OR 400Senior Forum1


On the Field

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Brandon Johnson

3rd grade teacher in Greenville, S.C.

Once I began teaching, I realized that the overall knowledge, training and preparation I received were top-notch. I would not be the teacher I am today if it were not for Crowns elementary education program.

brandon

Brandon Johnson

3rd grade teacher in Greenville, S.C.

Once I began teaching, I realized that the overall knowledge, training and preparation I received were top-notch. I would not be the teacher I am today if it were not for Crowns elementary education program.

brandon

Brandon Johnson

3rd grade teacher in Greenville, S.C.

Once I began teaching, I realized that the overall knowledge, training and preparation I received were top-notch. I would not be the teacher I am today if it were not for Crowns elementary education program.

What’s my next step?

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