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Teaching and Learning
The School of Education's Department of Teaching and Learning prepares educators for rewarding teaching roles at the Pre-K-12 levels through an array of bachelor's and master's degrees, as well as preliminary teaching credential programs. Graduates have advanced knowledge in teaching and instruction pedagogies and are ready and prepared to change lives.
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Guided by the ideals of educational justice and equity, the Department of Teaching and Learning stresses the importance of understanding diverse learning perspectives and capabilities in order to effectively and compassionately teach a diverse student population. The undergraduate, graduate, and credential programs prepare educators to push for systemic change that increases equity and inclusion in the classroom, collaborating directly with administrators and community partners.
Undergraduate programs
Graduate programs
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Master of Arts in Education: Learning and Teaching Multiple Subject
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Master of Arts in Education: Learning and Teaching Single Subject
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Master of Arts in Education: Learning and Teaching Mild/Moderate Support Needs/Multiple Subject
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Master of Arts in Education: Learning and Teaching Mild/Moderate Support Needs/Single Subject
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Master of Arts in Education: Learning and Teaching Mild to Moderate Support Needs
Credential programs
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Preliminary Teaching Credential: Multiple Subject
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Preliminary Teaching Credential: Single Subject
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Preliminary Teaching Credential: Multiple Subject/Mild to Moderate Support Needs
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Preliminary Teaching Credential: Single Subject/Mild to Moderate Support Needs
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Preliminary Teaching Credential: Mild to Moderate Support Needs
Teacher candidate resources
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