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U of Maine opens fast track bachelor's degree for SPED teachers; 'There's a need. . . '

Apr 17
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“The University of Maine is piloting a new 4 year program that will help students become certified special educators. It allows students to earn their special ed certification with a bachelor’s degree, rather than a master’s degree.


The university is partnering with 3 different school districts. . . .


Student teachers will get placed in special ed classrooms for hands-on learning and field experience. . . .


The goal here is to strengthen the pipeline of educators and then better support students who have diverse learning needs all across Maine. . . .


There’s a need in society to get more special education and more highly educated teachers out there. . . .


 

 
 
 

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