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Early Childhood Education

Shape the earliest chapters of a child's story.
From their first steps to their first day of third grade, the years from birth to age 8 are where curiosity takes root, and you can be the one who helps it grow. Earn your Bachelor of Arts in Education in Early Childhood Education and get ready to make a lasting difference in young learners' lives.
Questions about the program? Reach out to Program Director Becka Lopez; she'd love to hear from you.

 

 

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Early Childhood Education Bilingual Option, B.A.E.

Make a difference in the lives of dual-language youth by majoring in Early Childhood Education with a bilingual endorsement to teach in English and an additional language. This credential allows students to teach in bilingual or dual-language classrooms or traditional settings. Courses, required practicum and student teaching are held at local school sites, where students gain firsthand experience connecting theory and practice through fieldwork. At the placement site, they immerse themselves in the language they have built proficiency in and gain teaching experience with diverse language learners.
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Early Childhood Education ESL Option, B.A.E.

In addition to a Bachelor of Arts in Education, students also take classes toward an ESL (English as a Second Language) endorsement. With ESL expertise, students have the unique teaching skills necessary to teach all children, including English language learners. This cohort is the default program for our Early Childhood Education students on our Tucson campus.

Early Childhood Education Bilingual Option, B.A.E.

Make a difference in the lives of dual-language youth by majoring in Early Childhood Education with a bilingual endorsement to teach in English and an additional language. This credential allows students to teach in bilingual or dual-language classrooms or traditional settings. Courses, required practicum and student teaching are held at local school sites, where students gain firsthand experience connecting theory and practice through fieldwork. At the placement site, they immerse themselves in the language they have built proficiency in and gain teaching experience with diverse language learners.
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A little boy in a classroom

Early Childhood Education Bilingual Option, B.A.E.

Make a difference in the lives of dual-language youth by majoring in Early Childhood Education with a bilingual endorsement to teach in English and an additional language. This credential allows students to teach in bilingual or dual-language classrooms or traditional settings. Courses, required practicum and student teaching are held at local school sites, where students gain firsthand experience connecting theory and practice through fieldwork. At the placement site, they immerse themselves in the language they have built proficiency in and gain teaching experience with diverse language learners.
Colorful classroom with flags

Early Childhood Education ESL Option, B.A.E.

In addition to a Bachelor of Arts in Education, students also take classes toward an ESL (English as a Second Language) endorsement. With ESL expertise, students have the unique teaching skills necessary to teach all children, including English language learners. This cohort is the default program for our Early Childhood Education students on our Tucson campus.