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Elementary Education Teacher Preparation
Developing methods to support the differentiated instruction of unique learners
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Elementary Education Teacher Preparation
Internship experience opportunities in diverse settings around the globe
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Elementary Education Teacher Preparation
Guiding you towards teacher certification and your professional teaching career
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Elementary Education Teacher Preparation
Supported by a nationally renowned professional learning community
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Elementary Education Teacher Preparation
Getting the experience you need through a full year of internship
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Elementary Education Teacher Preparation
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who we are
Sally Labadie
Instructor
labadies@msu.edu
Sally Labadie is the Elementary Teacher Preparation Program Coordinator for the Lansing Area and Grand Rapids Interns. She is also one of the cluster leaders for the Lansing area schools. Sally, a former school principal and course instructor at MSU, is the author of the book, The Good, The Oops!, and the Funny: Events in the Life ...
Instructor
labadies@msu.edu
Sally Labadie is the Elementary Teacher Preparation Program Coordinator for the Lansing Area and Grand Rapids Interns. She is also one of the cluster leaders for the Lansing area schools. Sally, a former school principal and course instructor at MSU, is the author of the book, The Good, The Oops!, and the Funny: Events in the Life ...
Our Students & Alumni
Nichole Wood
I started my time at Michigan State as a social work major. After a semester, I learned about the Child Development Laboratories on campus and found a mentor who guided me towards changing my major. I have never looked back since then. The thing that I really appreciated about the program is that faculty in the College of Education really support the relationship between those students with dual-degrees. If it wasn't fellow Child Development majors, it ...
I started my time at Michigan State as a social work major. After a semester, I learned about the Child Development Laboratories on campus and found a mentor who guided me towards changing my major. I have never looked back since then. The thing that I really appreciated about the program is that faculty in the College of Education really support the relationship between those students with dual-degrees. If it wasn't fellow Child Development majors, it ...
