 Preparing
excellent teachers—who are effective leaders both inside and
outside the classroom—is the number one priority in the Department
of Teacher Education.
We
offer nationally recognized programs leading to a master’s
degree, bachelor’s
degree, or certification. Bachelor’s programs involve
a wide range of teaching choices including art, early childhood
education, elementary education, music, 18 areas of secondary education,
and special education; the master’s programs are Curriculum
and Instruction and Learning Behavior Specialist I (LBSI), the new
state designation for cross-category, broad-based special education.
All
are taught by our award-winning
faculty, leaders in their fields who have taught in classrooms
on four continents, and our education unit is NCATE accredited.
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| Front of the Class, a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie about the life of Teacher Education alumnus and elementary teacher Brad Cohen and his struggle with Tourette Syndrome, recently aired on CBS. Click here to view a Q&A session with ETE students and Mr. Cohen.
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- Congratulations to Hwa Lee, winner of the Center for Research and Service's 2008 Faculty Service Award! |
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- ETE Professor Dr. Shari Britner awarded the Caterpillar Inc. Faculty Achievement Award for Scholarship for her work in science education |
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- ETE Dept participates in national project for Library of Congress |
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- Professional Education Unit receives continuing accreditation by NCATE and ISBE |
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