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“Each school year Florida school districts face the challenge of filling
more than 16,000 teacher positions. Even though Florida continues
to experience a critical needfor additional teachers, the number of graduates in teacher education is lower than it was five years ago.” * (Florida State Board of Education) The curricula are infused with psychological theories and principles, to help future teachers understand the diverse needs of students in today's multicultural environment. |
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The Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education prepares students to teach in grades 1 through 6. The program is designed as a major in Elementary School Education that leads to meet the requirements for | |
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| certification in the State of Florida and consists of 124 credits of coursework. CAU’s Elementary Education Program is a National Pilot Program for the U.S. Department of Education, focusing on early detection and remediation of conditions that may impact academic achievement. | |||||||||
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The Master of Science in Exceptional Student Education with a concentration in Varying Exceptionalities is designed for students who wish to obtain a teaching certification within the State | ||||||||
| of Florida in the
area of Varying Exceptionalities. The purpose of the program is to prepare culturally sensitive educators to respond to the special and unique needs of children with exceptionalities in grades K-12. |
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The Master of Science in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) with a concentration in Exceptional Student Education is designed for students who wish to obtain a State of Florida teaching certification in the area of English to Speakers of | ||||||||
| Other Languages (ESOL). The purpose of the program is to prepare culturally sensitive educators to respond to the unique language needs of children with limited English proficiency in grades K – 12. | |||||||||
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