Why Study School Health at Vermont State
- Inclusive: Graduates from this program are prepared to earn licensure in both Elementary Education (K-6) and Special Education (K-8).
- Life-Long Learning: You’ll gain the practical and research experience you need to be an inclusive elementary educator or special educator. You’ll develop skills to continue learning throughout your career as knowledge and research about teaching and learning grows over time.
- Small Classes: You’ll work closely with your professors, classmates, and mentors at practicum and student teaching locations and in your courses. You begin as strangers and graduate as a family.
- High Demand: Elementary educators and special educators are in high demand in Vermont, and our students often have multiple job offers to consider upon graduation, providing the opportunity to choose the school community that best fits your goals.
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Sample Courses
- Technology for Integrating Instruction
- Instructional Dynamics for the Elementary Educator
- Foundations of Inclusive Practice
s - Literature and Media for Children and Youth
- Student Teaching
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