2,869 Skills, Education and Professional Development Bachelors Degree Programs

A variety of options are available at Mason for students to learn more about working with individuals with disabilities. Undergraduate and graduate programs with teacher licensure and non-licensure options prepare professionals working with populations across the lifespan with the specialized knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to support individuals with special needs. Mason’s bachelor's degree in special education is designed to prepare both educators for the classroom and individuals working in special education contexts outside of the classroom with the specialized skills and content knowledge to support the needs of individuals with disabilities.

The objective of this degree is to ensure the pedagogical, psychological, linguistic, sociological, scientific, technological and artistic training of future primary school teachers (6-12 years).

The Bachelor of Arts in Elementary/Middle Education and Cross Categorical Special Education will develop your passion and skills to help K-9 students with and without disabilities reach their full academic potential. Our program has a strong liberal arts foundation with a Christian emphasis.

This programme aims to equip students with various competencies to enable them to teach at this crucial level of education, equip students with research skills that intend to develop new ideas, initiatives and pedagogies and attain more knowledge with greater understanding, and provide students with knowledge, abilities and pedagogical techniques and attitudes that will allow them to support the holistic development of children by designing and organizing playful learning environments.

It is a qualification aimed at guaranteeing a pedagogical, psychological, linguistic, sociological, scientific, technological and artistic training of the future teachers of Early Childhood Education (0-6 years), consistent with the principles of equal opportunities, non-discrimination and universal accessibility of the people with disabilities, as well as the promotion of education and the culture of peace, so that they can carry out their teaching, tutoring and managerial functions efficiently, effectively and with quality.

A Bachelor of Education Honours in Inclusive Education offers students a comprehensive understanding of how to support and teach learners with diverse needs in mainstream educational settings. The program focuses on inclusive teaching strategies, special education, differentiation, and the development of individualized learning plans to ensure all students.

This programme develops the knowledge, practical skills and experience needed to teach and promote physical education and school sport in primary and secondary settings. It covers the National Curriculum, PE pedagogy, coaching, teaching, sport and exercise science, physical literacy, and more.

The Secondary Teacher Education program prepares teacher candidates for certification in grades 6-12. It requires 27 credits of Education coursework in professional foundations and studies and 13 credits during internship. Students apply for admission to the program after successfully completing nine credits of Education coursework in professional foundations. During the course of the studies, candidates may be asked to reapply to the program if their GPA falls below 3.0 in general course work and 3.0 in their selected content area(s) of endorsements such as biology, chemistry, communication arts, earth science, English, math, natural sciences, physical education/health, psychology, or social studies. There are separate degree requirements for each major and minor endorsement area.

General skills: To know the essential foundations of the human person and to establish the dignity of the person; Know and assimilate the anthropological foundations, which support the great principles of educational work, especially those based on the Christian message; Analysis and synthesis of social realities and currents of thought that affect the historical evolution of humanity, which are based on the Christian message ...

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The 100% online distance learning course provides specialist knowledge and practical skills in special education and qualifies students to work with children, adolescents and adults with special educational needs.

The Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education prepares students for teaching at the middle and high school levels, typically grades four through 12. The program develops teaching knowledge, skills and dispositions within an inclusive and compassionate professional community, with supervised classroom experience and preparation for Washington state teacher certification.

The Secondary Teacher Education program prepares teacher candidates for certification in grades 6-12. It requires 27 credits of Education coursework in professional foundations and studies and 13 credits during internship. Students apply for admission to the program after successfully completing nine credits of Education coursework in professional foundations. During the course of the studies, candidates may be asked to reapply to the program if their GPA falls below 3.0 in general coursework and 3.0 in their selected content area(s) of endorsements such as biology, chemistry, communication arts, earth science, English, math, natural sciences, physical education/health, psychology, or social studies. There are separate degree requirements for each major and minor endorsement area.

If you are interested in a career as a second-level Mathematics and Computer Science teacher, this may be the degree for you. You will study with the Maynooth University Department of Education who are committed to reflecting on and interrogating the purposes, principles and values underpinning educational policy, practice and theory.

The Teacher Education program prepares candidates for certification in grades K-12. The Secondary Education program requires 27 credits of Education coursework in professional foundations and studies and 13 credits during internship. Students apply for admission to the program after successfully completing nine credits of Education coursework in professional foundations. During the course of the studies, candidates may be asked to reapply to the program if their GPA falls below 3.0 in general course work and 3.0 in their selected content area(s) of endorsements such as biology, chemistry, communication arts, earth science, English, math, natural sciences, physical education/health, psychology, or social studies. There are separate degree requirements for each major and minor endorsement area.