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The Primary Intervention Specialist Education (PRISE) concentration prepares future Early Childhood Special Education professionals to teach and support young children with and without disabilities from Pre-K through grade 5. Graduates earn an Ohio teaching license in Primary Intervention (P-5) and are qualified to work in early intervention, inclusive classrooms, self-contained classrooms, special schools, and community-based early childhood programs.

Living with others can be tricky. Watch as Janice shows us how to confidently express our needs and set clear expectations with roommates. Learning to talk about concerns effectively can help create a calmer shared space.

Creating space to untangle our thoughts and feelings can be freeing. Listen in as Laura helps us learn how to unlock the power of expressive writing.

Being a college student can be stressful. The good news? There are many healthy ways to manage stress! Join Dr. Alex as he guides us through Progressive Muscle Relaxation.

Many college students experience loneliness. We get it, getting out there and socializing isn’t always easy. But Dr. Jayita has some great ideas for us on how to feel less isolated and start creating connections.

Let’s face it, exams are tough! And when anxiety overtakes us during an exam, it can throw us off our game. Get suggestions from Jennifer about ways to manage test anxiety to help us perform at our best.

Social anxiety can make it hard to participate in class, make new friends, and explore new things. Tune in to hear Dr. Carrie’s suggestions on practical ways to manage social anxiety to help us feel more in control and do the things we want to do!

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