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Program objectives for a B.S.Ed. are: (a) to understand how learning occurs, how students construct knowledge and acquire skill, and to provide learning opportunities that support students’ intellectual, social, and personal development; (b) to adapt instructional techniques to students of diverse cultural and language backgrounds and those with exceptional learning needs.

Successful completion of B.S.Ed. requirements with a major in Teaching All Learners will qualify a person to apply for licensure in Elementary (K-5) and/or Special Education Interventionist K-8 and 6-12. All candidates must complete program requirements and will be eligible for either one or both licensure areas. Consult an advisor in the College of Education.

Programs

• Human Development and Learning, (B.S.Ed.)
• Integrative Studies, Secondary Math Concentration (B.S.Ed.)
• Integrative Studies, Youth Services Concentraton (B.S.Ed.)
• Teaching All Learners (leading to Elementary K-5 and Special Education Interventionist K-8 and 6-12 licensure), (B.S.Ed.)

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