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Secondary Education and Educational Technology Department

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Overview

°Ç¸çºÚÁÏ’s Department of Secondary Education and Educational Technology offers 10 Adolescence Education bachelor’s degree programs and an online M.S.Ed. in Educational Technology. With a curriculum blending general, content and professional education, our programs prepare students to become effective, well-rounded middle and high school teachers.

Explore Secondary Education and Technology Programs

Majors

Choose a concentration from 10 undergraduate Adolescence Education programs.

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Minors

Select an Educational Studies or Middle School minor.

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Graduate Program

Earn a master’s in Educational Technology online in as little as one year.

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Majors

Choose a concentration from 10 undergraduate Adolescence Education programs.

Smiling teacher standing next to adolescent students during lesson with devices in class
Minors

Select an Educational Studies or Middle School minor.

A backlit individual standing in between stacks of a library reads through a book
Graduate Program

Earn a master’s in Educational Technology online in as little as one year.

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Dual Major

Apart from Social Studies and Family and Consumer Sciences, future teachers must double major in Adolescence Education and one of the following content areas:

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Substitute Teaching Program

Through partnerships with ONC and DCMO BOCES, °Ç¸çºÚÁÏ students can substitute teach in local schools, gaining paid, hands-on experience with children of all ages.

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Student Opportunities

In addition to formal field experience in area schools, you’ll have many opportunities to practice your teaching strategies, including service-learning activities and leading workshops for area middle school students during the Catskill Area School Study Council’s enrichment seminar series. A capstone student teaching experience will give you additional hands-on learning to prepare for your own classroom in Grades 7–12.

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Contact

Department
Secondary Education and Educational Technology
Address

Fitzelle Hall 374
108 Ravine Parkway
Oneonta, NY 13820
United States

Phone
607-436-3075
Fax
607-436-3664
Administrative Assistant
Suzanne Brown
Connect
suzanne.brown@oneonta.edu

Department of Elementary Education & Reading

374 Fitzelle Hall
Phone 607-436-3176
Fax 607-436-3664
Victoria Bowker, Administrative Assistant

Department of Secondary Education

374 Fitzelle Hall
Phone 607-436-3075
Fax 607-436-3664
Suzanne Brown, Administrative Assistant

Department of Educational Psychology, Counseling and Special Education

374 Fitzelle Hall
Phone 607-436-3554
Fax 607-436-3664
Suzanne Brown, Administrative Assistant

Office of Educator Preparation Services

273 Fitzelle Hall
Phone 607-436-2538
Fax 607-436-3799
Jennifer Gaston, Administrative Assistant