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Multi Age Program

The Teacher Education Department in the College of Education and Human Services offers undergraduate and graduate programs that lead to initial teacher preparation in selected teaching fields and selected age levels as well as advanced professional programs for current teachers seeking advanced study and/or additional teaching credentials. Teacher licensure in Ohio also requires passing scores on examinations mandated by the Ohio Department of Education.

Contact Information

Art Education Advisor:
Colleen Finegan
315 Allyn Hall
colleen.finegan@wright.edu


Modern Languages Advisor:
Joe Yuppa
310 Allyn Hall
joe.yuppa@wright.edu
TESOL Advisor:
John R. Haught
English Language & Literatures
454 Millet Hall
john.haught@wright.edu


Important Links

At the College:
  • Our "basic handout" (on these programs)
    Ohio's Alternative Licensure Program
    Content Course Requirements
    Admissions Process
    Graduate Level Initial Teacher Program Application
    Transcript Evaluation Request Form
    Praxis Testing Information

    Outside the College:
    National Council of Teachers of English
    School of Graduate Studies (application, catalog, etc.)
    National Science Teachers Assoc.
    National Council for the Social Studies
    National Council of Teachers of Math
    National Network for Educational Renewal
    Praxis Testing Service
    Ohio Department of Education


  • Multi-Age Programs

    In the Teacher Education Department
    French Education
    Spanish Education
    Music Education
    Visual Arts Education

    In the Educational Leadership Department more >>>
    Library Media

    In the Health,Physical Education and Recreation Department more >>>
    Health Education
    Physical Education Education



    Multi-Age Program of Study

    The Multi-Age program leads to the Master of Education degree and licensure to teach French, Spanish, or Art. The program is designed for full-time study and internship, requiring a Monday through Friday commitment. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree, meet content requirements and pass the state mandated examinations. Art candidates must present Ohio qualifying scores (or better) on the Praxis II content exam. World language candidates must score “Advanced Low” or better on both the OPI and WPT examinations (this is an accreditation standard). Upon successful completion of the licensure portion of the program and passing any one of the Praxis II exams in the Principles of Learning and Teaching, candidates are eligible for a provisional Multi-Age license in the specific content area.

    Admissions

    Click here for admissions requirements and application information

    Schedule

    Wright State University functions on a quarter system. CEHS establishes cohorts of candidates who follow the same general schedule throughout the year.

    The Multi - Age Program provides a busy year. The intern will be taking a full load of graduate courses concurrent with internship in the schools. As a result, CEHS recommends that the candidate plan to not be employed for the duration of the program. The candidate will be operating in conjunction with the public school calendar as well the university calendar.

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