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Special Education for Moderate and Severe Disabilities, Master of Arts in Education


Special Education for Moderate and Severe Disabilities (0438)


  • Graduate
  • Master of Arts in Education
  • Education & Behavioral Science
  • Teacher Education, School of

Overview

The MAE Special Education program in Moderate and Severe Disabilities offers courses and experiences for the advanced preparation of special education teachers who teach students with low incidence disabilities.

Program Admission

Applicants must have or be eligible for a teaching certificate and must submit a copy of the certificate or statement of eligibility with their applications.

Program Requirements (33 hours)

This program will focus on the assessment, instructional strategies, and/or areas of professional growth consistent with serving students with Moderate and Severe Disabilities.  

Course List
EDU 502Positive Learning Environment3
SPED 517Transition Services and Programs for Individuals with Disabilities3
SPED 630Special Education Law and Finance3
SPED 618Social Skills Instruction & Behavioral Programming for Students with Disabilities3
SPED 590Advanced Internship in Special Education3
SPED 501Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis3
SPED 535Curriculum for Individuals with Moderate and Severe Disabilities3
SPED 529Assessment of Students with Moderate to Severe Disabilities3
SPED 615Instructional Strategies for Students with Moderate and Severe Disabilities3
SPED 610Characteristics of Low Incidence Disorders3
SPED 612Collaboration between Schools and Stakeholders for Individuals with Disabilities3
Modality: This program is fully online with internship.

 

 

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