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CARE
CARE Partnership

In CARE, you teach to learn
and learn to teach, together.

CARE is a Partnership program for Middle Childhood, Adolescent-to- Young Adult, and Multi-Age majors.

CARE begins in the fall of sophomore year. You travel together as a cohort through the CARE course of study, working immediately and continuously in Partnership schools.

CARE provides opportunities to learn how theory and practice are intertwined. In CARE, you learn how to apply theoretical concepts in real-time practice. You explore the nature of the child as a learner and how social, emotional, and economical factors impact teaching and learning in classrooms.

CARE Partnership schools include:

  • Amesville Elementary School
  • Coolville Elementary School
  • Federal Hocking Middle School
  • Federal Hocking High School

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