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In the parable of the talents, Jesus describes a “steward” as one who has responsibility for someone else’s treasure. As a teacher, you will have responsibility for a very precious resource – your students. At Huntington, we’ll help you become an effective steward of priceless young minds and hearts. Accredited by the State of Indiana and accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), our Education Department offers programs for students who desire to become teachers at the elementary or secondary level. All-grade majors will be licensed to teach art, music or physical education/health. We also offer a major in special education. Teacher education programs include a planned series of courses, a series of field experiences, and student teaching during the senior year. A new
Master
of Education (M.Ed.) program helps practicing teachers extend their
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