Bs early childhood education and exceptional needs in Purdue university west lafayette

The Early Childhood Education and Exceptional Needs curriculum provides students with knowledge and skills for careers in education and intervention for young children (birth through third grade) and their families. Students gain hands-on experience through practicum courses in the Ben and Maxine Miller Child Development Laboratory School within the department and with educational programs in the community. The culminating capstone experience in this major is full-time semester student teaching experience. This major leads to a degree and teaching licensure in the state of Indiana for infant, toddler, and preschool classrooms; early elementary classrooms (K-3); and classrooms for children with exceptional needs (up to grade three).

Online Application, Secondary School Grades, Letter of Recommendation, Test scores: ACT, SAT, IELTS, TOEFL, Essay and Purdue Questions.

Special Education Teacher, Child-Care Teacher, Head Start Teacher, Preschool Teacher, Family Support Specialist, Developmental Therapist, Family Life Specialist, and Special Needs Coordinator.

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