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Help increase literacy in Rhode Island.

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Develop the tools to diagnose and treat struggling readers.

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Reading specialists are in demand in Rhode Island classrooms. This program prepares you to unlock the full potential of elementary education for students with reading difficulties. Graduates understand the science of reading and structured literacy, they recognize and gain proficiency in the use of high-quality instructional intervention materials, and they demonstrate skill in data-based decision making.

Designed for You

Our program is for in-service teachers with licensure/certification who wish to pursue additional certification as a reading specialist and/or advanced study.

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The RIC Advantage

89%
of faculty hold terminal degrees in their fields.
$300M
More than $300 million has been invested in campus upgrades & renovations in the past 5 years.
>70%
of RIC students receive financial aid, w/ generous opportunities for scholarships, grants & work-study.

Our Elementary Education Faculty

MED in Reading Graduate Recognized at Highest Level

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Take the Next Step!

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Feinstein School of Education and Human Development

The Feinstein School administers and coordinates all professional education programs at Rhode Island College. We offer a range of programs, including early childhood, pre-K-12, counseling, school psychology, youth development and health and wellness.

Natasha Feinberg

Dr. Natasha J. Feinberg

Associate Professor