GAMES AS TOOLS FOR TEACHERS — Family and Consumer Sciences Education students work together on a MyPlate game that is used to teach and promote healthy eating habits.
Looking Forward to Teaching Valuable Skills “I absolutely love Family and Consumer Sciences Education. It involves so many important skills needed for life, like personal finance, food and nutrition, and child development. What makes it even better is that I will soon be teaching children these important skills to better prepare them for their future. I could not imagine myself doing anything else.” Tiffany Smietana, Class of 2015, Family and Consumer Sciences Education major
Looking Forward to Teaching Valuable Skills
“I absolutely love Family and Consumer Sciences Education. It involves so many important skills needed for life, like personal finance, food and nutrition, and child development. What makes it even better is that I will soon be teaching children these important skills to better prepare them for their future. I could not imagine myself doing anything else.”
Tiffany Smietana, Class of 2015, Family and Consumer Sciences Education major
Family and Consumer Sciences Education majors can engage in various activities outside of the classroom, embellishing their credentials and enthusiasm for their field.
This student association supplements your learning experience by sponsoring guest speakers and organizing contributions to community organizations. Through the group’s involvement in local events, you can network with practicing professionals who will mentor and guide you.
IUP has earned an excellent reputation for its teacher education programs. Through pre-student teaching and student teaching experiences, you’ll gain the hands-on experience you will need to start your career confident and well prepared.
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