Early Childhood Education Graduate Programs

The Inclusive Early Childhood Education license prepares students to teach young children in preschool through third grade.

The Inclusive Early Childhood (IEC) Education program is both a major and a licensure. Graduates can look forward to a teaching career that allows interaction with young children (preschool through 3rd grade), their families and children's advocates. The program is approved by the Ohio Department of Education (ODE). It prepares teacher candidates to use current research and knowledge about child development and learning to teach all young children.

04/26/2022

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Wisdom from Dr. Anita Archer

05/18/2020

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05/13/2020

04/28/2020

We now offer multiple fully online options for teacher advancement including 4 fully online endorsements!!! (Reading, Gifted, Teacher Leader, and Pre-k Special Needs)

Which endorsement will you pursue? Mount St. Joseph University

03/24/2020

LOVE!!! ❤️LOVE!!! 💙LOVE!!! 💛 this from one of our amazing grads, preschool teacher at Rees E Price Academy, current mentor teacher, and School of Ed advisor, Glen Calhoun! Mount St. Joseph University Cincinnati Public Schools

Carpet Time - Day 1 Hello class! During this quarantine time, we wanted to bring school to you. Mr. Calhoun and Mrs. White hope everyone is doing well and staying safe. In this ...

01/04/2020

Happy New Year! May this new year start out good and end up better!

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10/05/2019

Graduate students in Early Childhood Methods of Math taking time to savor the beauty of the moment and look for patterns in nature.

08/02/2019

💗❤️💗❤️ We are with you as you prepare for the new school year 💗❤️💗💗

Daring Classrooms | Brené Brown Teachers are some of our most important leaders. We can’t always ask our students to take off the armor at home, or even on their way to school ... but what we can do, and what we are ethically called to do, is create a space in our schools and classrooms...