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The ROOTS program allows students to work simultaneously on their teaching credentials and master's degrees.
Preparing you to realize your professional goal of becoming a dynamic elementary teacher who creates enriched, responsive learning environments to cultivate all children’s passion for learning.
The Elementary Education Program faculty design coursework and clinical practice experiences to ensure you are well qualified for the California Preliminary Multiple Subject Teaching Credential and ready to serve as a transformative educator who positively impacts students and communities.
Public University Price, Private University Experience
The credential program will engage and inspire you to elevate your ability to create positive classroom environments, equity and inclusion through your coursework and an abundance of practical, hands-on learning opportunities.
Educational Objectives
Our strong focus on enhancing equitable outcomes for all students will better equip you to have a profound impact in the classroom, with your students, and with the communities you serve.
Our emphasis on evidence-based literacy instructional practices will empower you as a teacher to increase engagement, foster improved overall academic performance, enhance your students’ social-emotional development, and leverage students’ diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds for learning.
Our implementation of classroom behavior support strategies will prepare you to improve classroom communication and experiences through positive behaviors in response to challenging situations.
Our faculty mentorship and hands-on learning will take you out into real-world clinical teaching placements in local elementary schools across the Tri-County region, including Santa Cruz, San Benito, and Monterey throughout your experience in the program.
Complete all of the following courses:
Complete one of the following course/course combinations:
The ROOTS program allows students to work simultaneously on their teaching credentials and master's degrees.
The conference, focused on the Multi-Tiered System of Support, is the latest endeavor for Cal State Monterey Bay’s Project REACH.
CSUMB’s Reading Center opened in 2007 and has served thousands of students.
Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions you have about the Elementary Education, Multiple Subject Teaching Credential program.
Our experienced and supportive admissions staff is here to provide all the individualized guidance you need.
Study Elementary Education, Multiple subject Teaching in an inspiring coastal environment where we are truly committed to mentorship and an engaging student experience.