Dual Licensure Primary General Education & Intervention Specialist (P-5)
Graduates of this program will be prepared to teach in preschool and elementary classrooms, providing instruction to children with and without disabilities. Graduates will complete coursework toward two teaching licenses: Primary Education (P-5) and Primary Intervention Specialist (P-5). Significant field experiences are integrated throughout the program, providing opportunities for students to interact with professionals, children and families in a variety of settings and complete major course assignments in those settings.
Career Paths
Facilitating the education of students with mild to intensive disabilities in grades Preschool-5th grade
Creating an inclusive learning environment for students with and without disabilities
Related work in clinical settings, hospitals, libraries or museums
Related programs
The undergraduate special education program is a competitive major that will prepare you to earn two special education (also called “intervention specialist”) teaching licenses. Graduates of this program become special educators who teach children with learning, behavior and/or developmental disabilities in a variety of settings and across a wide range of ages/grades.
Degree Requirements
Student Opportunities
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