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Overview
The School of Education fosters high academic standards, technological literacy, collaborative partnerships, and a diverse learner perspective throughout its programs. Faculty members have significant K-12 and administrative experience, allowing them to bring real-world perspective to their students. Licensure programs are standards based, designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions characteristic of highly qualified educational professionals.
The School offers 13 licensure programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including School Library Media Specialist licensure, and an interdisciplinary major in Ojibwe Language and Culture Education.
The School has a long history of offering online graduate degrees in Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Media and Technology. The Graduate Teaching Licensure Program (GTL) is an innovative program that offers working adults an initial teaching license through an accelerated format. Classes are offered through a hybrid model of online and onsite learning.
Dean Jo Olsen joined St. Scholastica in 2000. She earned an Ed.D. in educational leadership from the University of St. Thomas. Her B.S. degree is in psychology and sociology and her M.S. is in school psychology. Jo has extensive experience as a school psychologist in Minnesota and Wisconsin K-12 school districts.
School of Education Conceptual Framework
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Mission: To prepare and support teachers who are firmly grounded in the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to promote student learning.
Vision: To be nationally recognized for developing skilled and caring professionals prepared to educate students in a diverse and changing world. Search by Audience
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Praxis Exam Information
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MN Department of Education - identifies the exams required for MN licensure
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The College of St. Scholastica
1200 Kenwood Avenue
Duluth, MN 55811
phone: (218) 723-6108
or 1-800-447-5444 x6108
fax: (218) 723-6709
email: cmattson@css.edu |
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