Inclusive Education and Mathematics Teaching Dual Major

The Inclusive Education and Mathematics Teaching dual major offers all candidates the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary or Early Childhood Education in 4-years, with preparation to teach all learners and the option to take graduate electives leading to graduate certification and/or a Masters in Special Education (SED), Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) or Teaching the Deaf of Hard of Hearing (DHH). This will replace existing 4 and 5 year programs in the two departments. All Elementary candidates in the program will be eligible for K-6 certification on graduation, and all Early Childhood candidates will be eligible for both PreK-3 and K-6 certification.

Elementary Inclusive Education with Special Education Specialization and Mathematics Teaching dual major

This new 4-year program will offer candidates the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree with K-6 Certification and Teacher of Students with Disabilities Endorsement.

In addition, if candidates in either of the above programs pass the Praxis II Mathematics content knowledge test (5165), they would be eligible for a K-12 Mathematics endorsement.