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A degree in special education at Tennessee Wesleyan will prepare you to be a licensed special education teacher, enabling you to work with students with mild to moderate disabilities, as well as gifted and talented students.
Classroom work is coupled with hands-on training, as students work with special education teachers and students with disabilities, and attend IEP meetings. Students learn how to create goals and write IEPs to address students’ disabilities.
In addition to course work in special education, students take psychology courses to learn how children grow and develop. Students learn how to assess students and identify a disability that may make the student eligible for special education services.
Special education teachers are in high demand at all levels. A special education degree prepares you to become licensed, which will allow graduates to obtain jobs as special education teachers, with opportunities for leadership and management positions.
Tennessee Wesleyan University’s Educator Preparation Program (EPP) holds partnership agreements with the following districts.
Anderson County SchoolsAthens City SchoolsBledsoe County SchoolsBradley County SchoolsCleveland City SchoolsCumberland County SchoolsDayton City SchoolsEtowah City SchoolsLenoir City SchoolsLoudon County SchoolsMcMinn County SchoolsMeigs County SchoolsMonroe County SchoolsOak Ridge SchoolsSweetwater City School DistrictQuestions about State Recognized Partnership Agreements may be directed to:
Melanie Amburn, Ed.S.mamburn@tnwesleyan.edu
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