Dual licensure degree qualifies graduates to teach all students in Pre-K-5 classrooms, including those with special education needs, as well as students with specials needs in grades 6-12.
樱桃涩福利姬 offers the first and only dual licensure in special education K-12 (mild to moderate & moderate to intense) and early childhood/primary grades education Preschool to Grade 5 in the state of Ohio.
We prepare students to teach, change lives, and impact communities. The Dual Licensure in Early Childhood and Special Education will prepare students with the following licensures: Early Childhood (preK-5), Mild/Moderate Needs (K-12) Intervention Specialist, and Moderate/Intensive Needs (K-12) Intervention Specialist. Students will develop the knowledge and skills to design and adapt curriculum in order to modify and accommodate the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Through this all-encompassing Dual Licensure in Early Childhood and Special Education degree, graduates are prepared with the opportunity for the following licensures:
- Early Childhood (preK-5),
- Mild/Moderate Needs(K-12) Intervention Specialist,
- and Moderate/Intensive Needs (K-12) Intervention Specialist.
Students will develop the knowledge and skills to design and adapt curriculum in order to modify and accommodate for the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Special Ed K-12 and Early Childhood Ed P-5 at the Mount
Students will successfully complete credit hours in courses such as:
- Methods of Teaching Science and Social Studies
- Orton-Gillingham Method Instruction & Practice
- Human Exceptionalities
- Teaching in an Inclusive Setting.
The Bachelor of Arts degree with a Dual Licensure in Special Education and Early
Childhood Education major enables you to pursue careers in the following fields:
- Community outreach agencies
- Educational program development for corporations and non-profits
- Elementary or Preschool teacher
- Intervention specialist
Over time, early childhood teachers can take positions of leadership within a school, such as lead teacher, department chair, curriculum coordinator, and educational administration.
100% career outcomes rate for the 2018 graduates from the School of Education
Field work, provided through service learning, practicum placements, and student teaching immerses students in real-world experiences to apply learned practices.
Students learn instructional and assessment strategies that address individual learning barriers. Candidates are placed in a variety of school settings with diverse populations of students. The program will prepare highly qualified, collaborative, caring and reflective educators who uphold the tradition of social responsibility, academic excellence, and ethical leadership.
Student Voices
“People always say how special the Mount is because of its teachers and other staff members. I could not agree more, but especially because of the Education staff. One can tell that the Education staff at the Mount has been carefully selected and evaluated so that all of us Education majors have the opportunities to be the best that we can be!”
- Hannah Broermann ‘20
BE THE CHANGE Program
The BE THE CHANGE program at 樱桃涩福利姬 is designed to make earning a bachelor’s degree and teaching license more accessible for those who already have already completed two years (or equivalent) of higher education coursework at a community college. Learn more about BE THE CHANGE here.
For more information, contact the School of Education at 513-244-4801.
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