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Learning and Behavior Specialist 1 Minor

Teachers work with a variety of students. In addition, teachers must collaborate with special education personnel. Those who pursue the Learning Behavior Specialist I minor alongside their teaching major will be better prepared to serve all students in their classroom and work with the special education teachers in their district.

Why Study Learning Behavior Specialist I?

Pursuing a minor in special education greatly enhances the educational journey of our non-Learning Behavior Specialist (LBS I) majors in all concentrations across the university.

By successfully completing courses within their education field of study and recommended minor courses, teacher candidates broaden their academic horizons and become eligible to pursue an LBS I endorsement. This integrated approach fosters a well-rounded and conscious commitment to an inclusive and diverse education producing exceptionally well-prepared and highly effective teachers.