Early Childhood Multicultural Education (B.S.)

Major:  Early Childhood Multicultural Education Program (ECME)
Degree:  Bachelor of Science (BS)
Program Code: BS-ECME-ED
Licensure Preparation:  Early Childhood Education, Birth to Grade 3

Department: Individual, Family, and Community Education
Program: Early Childhood Multicultural Education

DESCRIPTION

The Early Childhood Multicultural Education Program (ECME) is a baccalaureate-level, competency-based, teacher preparation program at the University of New Mexico. Students who complete the program graduate with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education with ECME as their major. Graduates of the program develop the required competencies and become eligible to apply for licensure in Early Childhood Education, Birth to Grade 3, from the New Mexico Public Education Department. ECME students spend their freshman through senior years completing progressively more intensive course work relevant to the education of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and children in Kindergarten through Third Grade. ECME Majors are expected to complete nine credit hours of practicum in accordance with program requirements. These practica allow students to gain direct experience with young children in a diversity of programs designed for infants and toddlers, preschool-age, and in Kindergarten through Third Grade classrooms. Students are placed in program-approved, community-based programs where they gain knowledge and insight from teachers already working in the field. In their final semester, ECME Majors complete 12 credit hours of student teaching consisting of 16 full-time weeks in an approved placement.  In addition to considering multiple curricular approaches, the ECME program emphasizes the contextual dimensions of early childhood education, including diversity of culture, language, community, and economic status.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Early Childhood Multicultural Education (BS) Program Requirements


PROGRAM INFORMATION

Early Childhood Multicultural Education Program (ECME) Section from UNM Catalog
Early Childhood Multicultural Education Course Descriptions

APPLICATION MATERIALS

Application and Admissions Information

CONTACT INFORMATION

Initial Inquiries Should be Directed to:
     COE Advisement Center
     Hokona Hall Lobby
     Phone: (505) 277-3190

 

 

Early Childhood Multicultural Education (B.S.)

Major:  Early Childhood Multicultural Education Program (ECME)
Degree:  Bachelor of Science (BS)
Program Code: BS-ECME-ED
Licensure Preparation:  Early Childhood Education, Birth to Grade 3

Department: Individual, Family, and Community Education
Program: Early Childhood Multicultural Education

DESCRIPTION

The Early Childhood Multicultural Education Program (ECME) is a baccalaureate-level, competency-based, teacher preparation program at the University of New Mexico. Students who complete the program graduate with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education with ECME as their major. Graduates of the program develop the required competencies and become eligible to apply for licensure in Early Childhood Education, Birth to Grade 3, from the New Mexico Public Education Department. ECME students spend their freshman through senior years completing progressively more intensive course work relevant to the education of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and children in Kindergarten through Third Grade. ECME Majors are expected to complete nine credit hours of practicum in accordance with program requirements. These practica allow students to gain direct experience with young children in a diversity of programs designed for infants and toddlers, preschool-age, and in Kindergarten through Third Grade classrooms. Students are placed in program-approved, community-based programs where they gain knowledge and insight from teachers already working in the field. In their final semester, ECME Majors complete 12 credit hours of student teaching consisting of 16 full-time weeks in an approved placement.  In addition to considering multiple curricular approaches, the ECME program emphasizes the contextual dimensions of early childhood education, including diversity of culture, language, community, and economic status.

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

Early Childhood Multicultural Education (BS) Program Requirements


PROGRAM INFORMATION

Early Childhood Multicultural Education Program (ECME) Section from UNM Catalog
Early Childhood Multicultural Education Course Descriptions

APPLICATION MATERIALS

Application and Admissions Information

CONTACT INFORMATION

Initial Inquiries Should be Directed to:
     COE Advisement Center
     Hokona Hall Lobby
     Phone: (505) 277-3190

 

 

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