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UT’s Department of Education prepares students to become certified teachers upon graduation. UT students work with their peers, local educators and community members to develop their professional teaching skills. Upon the completion of their degree, students are equipped educators with the skills necessary to create an active learning environment and promote academic success in the classroom.
Programs
Prospective students and undergraduates can choose one of the following degree program options. For specific information and requirements, see the academic catalog.
UNDERGRADUATE |
*Secondary education majors (math, biology, social studies and English) entering the program Spring 2021 or later, who also complete LIN 217 in their sophomore year, will earn an ESOL endorsement with their bachelor degree. |
GRADUATE |
CERTIFICATION ENDORSEMENTS |
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Active Learning Strategies
The department of education develops students into teachers who are prepared to create compelling learning environments. UT students learn to become teachers by studying and implementing active learning strategies such as:
- Role play
- Debate
- Classroom model design
- Simulations
- Panel discussions
UT student development continues to grow through the utilization of case studies, self-evaluations and teaching practicum experiences. Courses in each of the academic programs listed above provide students with extensive experience working with children, adolescents and young adults in a variety of wide-range school settings.
For more information and requirements about Florida's Teacher Preparation Programs, students can visit the Florida Department of Education.
- Department of Education - Education Degrees
- Admission to Teacher Education
- Education Faculty
- Education Major Requirements
- Graduate Education Programs
- Student Organizations
- Teaching Internships
- Anti-racism and Diversity Resources for Educators
- Florida Teacher Certification Examinations Guide
- Professional Education Licensure Disclosures
- Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP)
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