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WELCOME!
Project PHISET prepares
paraeducators and others to teach
elementary school children
with mild/moderate disabilities.
In one year you can earn your
preliminary teaching credential
and be on your way to
an M.A. in Special Education.
Our Program Goal:
For
the foreseeable future, there
will be a shortage of teachers
to serve individuals with
mild/moderate disabilities.
Consequently, the College of
Education at CSUDH applied for
and has been awarded a
U.S.
Department of Education
personnel preparation grant in
mild/moderate disabilities. The
first cohort will begin in the summer
semester 2007.
Our Program Objective:
To
recruit, prepare and support
highly qualified special
educators to teach students with
mild/moderate disabilities in
high need local districts in
Lynwood,
Compton,
Long Beach,
Lennox,
Inglewood,
Hawthorne,
LAUSD, and other urban
school districts.
Application Deadline:
The
deadline to join is May 1st,
2008. If you have any questions
that are not answered on our
website, please contact Kent
Maruyama (Project Assistant) at
310
243-2355 or by email to
phiset@csudh.edu.
We look forward to meeting you!
Dr.
Kelli Beard, Project Director
Dr. Kate Esposito, Project
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