Foundations of Teacher Education
10-522-2 |
Associate Degree (AAS)
| 60 Credits |
Financial Aid Eligible
Appleton
As a professional educator, you'll work directly with elementary and middle school students under the supervision of a licensed teacher. Your training will include helping children with math, science, reading, language arts, and social studies. You will also implement classroom management and individual instructional plans, which may involve students who have special needs. Other topics covered include school structure, Department of Public Instruction requirements, special education laws, and instructional theories and methodology. Learn to create and implement lesson plans, assess students, evaluate student assessment results to drive instruction, work with small and large groups of students, and instruct students using technology. As a graduate, you may work as a paraprofessional or substitute teacher, or pursue transfer opportunities to earn a bachelor’s degree and licensure in education.
Due to program demand, licensure and certification requirements, and Wisconsin laws relating to residency, this program is currently not accepting out-of-state applicants. [Learn more about professional licensure](https://www.fvtc.edu/about-us/facts/student-consumer-information/professional-licensure-and-certification-disclosure) for this program.