Courses at the 600-level

SPED 606: Administration of Special Education

Emphasis is on school and community planning for children with disabilities. (Formerly Administrative Problems in the Education of Children with Disabilities.)
3 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Consent of department chair
SPED 648: Interpreting and Developing Research in Special Education

Emphasis is on research and evaluation studies and design as they relate to methodology in various special education programs. This course assists the student in the formulation of an original research and evaluation project.
3 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Matriculation in a graduate program
SPED 651: Language Development Practicum Exceptional Bilingual Students

Students practice assessment procedures for distinguishing speech and language differences from delays/disorders. Language intervention techniques are applied in classroom settings.
1 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Certification in special education
  • Concurrent enrollment in SPED 552
  • or consent of the department chair
SPED 652: Literacy Practicum—Exceptional Bilingual Students

Students put into practice the methods used for teaching literacy to English language learners with disabilities. Literacy intervention techniques are applied in classroom settings.
1 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Certification in special education
  • SPED 551
  • SPED 552
  • Concurrent enrollment in SPED 555
  • or consent of the department chair
SPED 653: Assessment Practicum—Exceptional Bilingual Students

Students evaluate the linguistic, academic, and behavioral abilities of selected English language learners with disabilities. Students select, administer, and interpret multifaceted assessments and write individual educational plans.
1 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Certification in special education
  • SPED 652
  • SPED 555
  • Concurrent enrollment in SPED 557
  • or consent of the department chair
SPED 654: Internship in Urban Multicultural Special Education

Students are supervised in special education settings that provide services to culturally and linguistically diverse youngsters with disabilities. Students conduct assessments, give instruction, and collaborate with professionals and parents.
3 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Certification in special education
  • SPED 554
  • SPED 555
  • SPED 557
  • SPED 651
  • SPED 652
  • SPED 653
  • SPED 534
  • or consent of the department chair
SPED 662: Internship in the Elementary or Middle School

The intern is required to evaluate, plan for, and teach elementary or middle school students with mild/moderate disabilities in a special education program.
6 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Consent of department chair
SPED 664: Internship in the Middle School or Secondary Level

The intern is required to evaluate, plan for, and teach middle school and/or secondary level students with mild/moderate disabilities in a special education program.
6 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Consent of department chair
SPED 665: Internship in the School Program for Students with Severe/Profound Disabilities

The intern is required to evaluate, plan for, and teach students with severe/profound disabilities in a special education program. This course requires at least 300 clock hours.
6 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Consent of department chair
SPED 668: Internship in Early Childhood Special Education

The intern implements intervention strategies for young children with disabilities in early intervention and early childhood settings.
6 credit hours

Prerequisites:
  • Consent of department chair

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