Exceptional Learning Needs

Adobe PDFM.Ed. in Special Education: Exceptional Learning Needs

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Foundations Component
ONE COURSE in multicultural perspectives, chosen with advisor's consent3
Professional Education Component
SPED 503Positive Behavior Interventions: Students with Disabilities3
SPED 505Oral and Written Language: Classroom Intervention3
SPED 518Reading Instructions for Students with Disabilities3
SPED 534Involvement of Parents and Families Who Have Children with Disabilities3
SPED 558Mathematics / Science Instruction for Students with Disabilities3
SPED 648Interpreting and Developing Research in Special Education3
Choose Strand A, B, C, or D
A. Secondary Special Education
SPED 424Assessment, Curriculum, and Methodology for Adolescents and Young Adults with Mild/Moderate Disabilities at the Middle School and Secondary Levels4
SPED 427Career Exploration and Vocational Preparation of Middle School and Secondary Level Students with Disabilities3
ONE COURSE chosen with advisor's consent. (Students who are required to complete an internship for certification must take Special Education 664; Internship in the Middle School or Secondary Level.)3-6
B. Special Education Administration
LEAD 504Leading Learning I: Planning, Instruction, Assessment4
LEAD 505Leading Learning II: Collaboration, Supervision, Technology2
SPED 606Administration of Special Education3
C. Specialized Study in Special Education
SPED 531Universal Design for Educating All Students3
TWO COURSES chosen with advisor's consent6
D. Urban Multicultural Curriculum & Instruction
SPED 551Urban Multicultural Special Education3
SPED 552Dual Language Development and Intervention3
SPED 553Content-Based ESL Instruction for Exceptional Students3
Comprehensive Assessment0
Total Credit Hours 30-34
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