David O. McKay School of Education, School of pedagogy at Brigham Young University in Provo, United States
The David O. McKay School of Education is a teacher preparation facility at Brigham Young University in Provo spread across several campus buildings. It offers degree programs in early childhood education, elementary education, physical education, special education, and communication disorders.
This institution began in 1913 as a college for training teachers and took its current name in 1998 to honor David O. McKay. The name change reflected a shift toward recognizing the institution's expanded role in teacher preparation.
The school trains educators who work across Utah schools, connecting teaching practice with academic preparation. You can sense how the institution shapes the way teachers approach their work in classrooms throughout the region.
The school sits on the main BYU campus with multiple buildings that work together to support teacher training programs. Visitors can navigate the area by using campus maps and signage to locate specific departments.
The school maintains active partnerships with school districts throughout the region, allowing future teachers to practice in real classrooms while completing their degree. This direct connection between the university and working schools means graduates enter the profession already familiar with local teaching communities.
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