An important feature common to all tracks is the opportunity for extensive participation in the actual teaching settings. Nearly every course in Education has an associated field work experience, providing preservice teachers the opportunity to participate in urban, rural and suburban schools. 1 through 6. Students enrolled in these programs generally expect to teach in elementary and middle school school settings. Although there are many field placements in the first two years, there is extensive formalized experience, such as literacy tutoring, during both the junior and senior years.
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Follow links to course descriptions. Click Here . Middle Childhood Education Middle Childhood Education is an option that may be combined with Childhood Education. Some liberal arts majors require additional content course work to meet NYS Certification requirements for middle childhood. Students entering the program will graduate after four years with a bachelor of science degree in Childhood Education and a concentration or major in a liberal arts area.