Teacher Education
Lewis & Clark’s programs for educators prepare you to work in diverse school settings and with all children—including those from different cultural, linguistic, and economic backgrounds, and those who have special needs. Teachers learn to investigate and support each child’s unique growth—academic, social, and emotional—as citizens of the world. Here, extensive content preparation and research-based models form the basis of a rich intellectual experience and ensure your success beyond the classroom.
For Prospective Teachers
We offer programs for prospective teachers who want to teach in early childhood/elementary or middle-level/high school settings. If you do not have a teaching license or certificate, the “prospective teachers” programs are for you.
For Current Teachers
For current teachers who want advanced professional development, we offer a variety of endorsements programs, including ESOL/Bilingual, Reading, and Special Education, and inservice master’s degree programs in Curriculum and Instruction and Special Education.
Career Support
We offer a wide variety of career and licensing services for graduate students and alumni. Our goal is to offer services and resources focused on your professional needs, including supoprt for obtaining your teaching license. We also run a New Teacher Conversations program to help new teachers adjust to life in the classroom.
Contact Us
The Department of Teacher Education is located in room 402 of Rogers Hall on the Graduate Campus.
Emaillcteach@lclark.edu
Voice503-768-6100
Fax503-768-6115
ChairJanet Bixby
Department of Teacher Education
Lewis & Clark
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, MSC 14
Portland, OR 97219
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