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Dec 30, 2024
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2021-2022 Graduate Catalog [Archived]
Special Education M.S.
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(36-39 credits minimum)
This master’s degree program is designed for students desiring preparation for positions in Mild Intervention - Exceptional Needs. This is not an advanced special education degree for students currently holding a special education license. The area of licensure will be mild interventions. This graduate program offers two tracks.
Track one is for students seeking a mild intervention licensure as an add-on to an existing teaching license. A student may add a special education teaching license to an existing teaching license by completing the 24 credits of required course work as prescribed below, excluding any prerequisites needed. A student will be recommended for licensure only at the development level of their existing license.
Track two is for students seeking their first-time teaching license. Students in this track have an undergraduate degree (B.S. or B.A.) but do not have a teaching license. Students in this track must complete all coursework and a student teaching experience. A student will be recommended for licensure only at the development level of their field experiences and student teaching experiences.
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Required Courses (24 credits):
Required Research and Professional Education Courses (9 credits):
Select 9 credit hours from the following options:
Culminating Experience (3-6 credits):
Note:
SPED 639 - Supervised Student Teaching is only required for students without a current teaching license (Track #2). |
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