Introduction
The success of a child’s development can largely be attributed to the success or failure of their early educators. Teachers are responsible for understanding the importance of a healthy, respectful, supportive, and challenging environment. Understanding the needs of each individual child is vital, as is championing a collaborative partnership between families, communities, and schools. Immerse yourself in elementary education and have a lasting impact on the life of a child.
This degree is offered by AU New England.
Program Overview
Meet your elementary teacher licensure requirements in 13 months. Two student teaching placements ensure you feel prepared as a classroom teacher. Our graduates are in demand and have outstanding job placement rates.
Our teacher certification programs follow an integrated learning educational model. You’ll be able to design a curriculum around interdisciplinary themes using real life experiences. You’ll develop dynamic, inclusive lessons that build on the strengths of your students and allow them to explore their world by integrating play, movement, inquiry, technology, artistic expression, time in nature, and collaborative problem-solving. Embed reading and math instruction into your thematic lessons by using cutting edge methods that also honor the natural rhythms of child development. Ultimately, you’ll create a community of learners that honors diversity and fosters belonging.
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