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With an education degree, you’ll acquire the tools to become a knowledgeable K12 professional who can facilitate learning for all students. More so, you’ll be equipped to actively participate in school improvement, applying your new skills necessary to school reform while fostering collaboration and cooperation. Engaged and attentive faculty will prepare you for the challenges and rewards of the teaching profession by sharing instructional strategies to address a range of learning styles, including effective strategies for linguistically and culturally diverse students. You’ll participate in student-teaching for hands-on experience, where you’ll apply knowledge of learning theory and instructional strategies to classroom practice. 

• Educational Preparation Faculty      
• Student Responsibility  
• Steps to Initial Licensure  

Course List

All Courses Offered by Educational Preparation  

Programs

• Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education
• Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education Licensure, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education (CLD) Emphasis
• Bachelor of Arts, K-12 Education Licensure
• Bachelor of Arts, Secondary Education Licensure

• Master of Arts in Education with a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CLD) Endorsement
• Master of Arts in Education with a Post Baccalaureate Initial Teaching License in Elementary Education
• Master of Arts in Education with a Post Baccalaureate Initial Teaching Licensure in Secondary Education/K-12
• Master of Arts in Education with a SPED Generalist Initial License
• Master of Arts in Education, Curriculum and Instruction Emphasis
• Master of Arts in Education, Educational Leadership Program (Principal License)

• Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CLD) Endorsement
• Mentor Teacher Endorsement

• Post Baccalaureate Initial Teaching License - Elementary Education
• Post Baccalaureate Initial Teaching Licensure - Secondary Education/K-12
• Principal License
• SPED Generalist Initial License