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Top Colleges in NYS for Adolescent Education?

I'm interested in studying adolescent education and want to stay in New York State. Which colleges are known for their programs and support in this field? I’d appreciate any insights or tips from current students or graduates!

a year ago

New York State is home to a wide range of heralded programs in adolescent education!

1. Columbia University - Teachers College: The Teachers College at Columbia is regarded as one of the best education schools, offering a wide range of programs, including those designed specifically for adolescent education. It emphasizes both theory and practical experience, so you'd would get to both study the field in-depth and gain hands-on teaching experience.

2. New York University - Steinhardt: NYU's Steinhardt School has a strong reputation for education studies. Their program in Adolescent Education gives students the theoretical tools and practical skills they need to thrive as educators. Steinhardt students also benefit from opportunities to teach in a variety of settings around the diverse New York City area.

3. University at Buffalo - Graduate School of Education: UB's Graduate School of Education is well-known for its teacher education programs. Their Master's in Education for Adolescence offers several areas of concentration, including English, Math, Social Studies, and Science.

4. Syracuse University - School of Education: Syracuse's School of Education offers a BS in Inclusive Elementary and Special Education that prepares graduates to teach in inclusive classrooms, and a MS in Teaching and Curriculum that has a focus on preparing teachers to work with adolescents effectively in a variety of educational settings.

When considering these programs, I recommend you look at course offerings, faculty, resources available for students (like tutoring and academic support), certifications they prepare for, and opportunities for hands-on experiences in local schools. Don't forget to think about the environment and culture at the school, too—it's important that you pick a college where you think you'd be happy and thrive!

a year ago

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