
The Master of Arts in Special Education is based on an Information Literacy Model. Students gain skill in locating, organizing, critically evaluating, using and disseminating information; effectively using the ever-expanding information base to solve problems in the field of special education; and producing new information related to the field. Competencies are acquired via completion of a nine (9) semester hour core of courses.
The Clinical Teacher option is available to certified teachers seeking a master's degree and an initial endorsement in one area of special education.
Special Education Core Courses |
Special Education Content and Related Courses |
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SPED 6010 |
3 hrs |
SPED 5300 |
3 hrs |
SPED 6150 |
3 hrs |
EDT 5410 or 5420 |
3 hrs |
SPED 6370 |
3 hrs |
SPED 5800, 5400, or 5700 |
3 hrs |
SPED 5850, 5450, or 5750 |
3 hrs |
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SPED 5040 |
1 hrs |
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SPED 5330 |
3 hrs |
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SPED 5340 |
3 hrs |
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SPED 6300 |
3 hrs |
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SPED 6380 |
3 hrs |
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SPED 6610 |
3 hrs |
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SPPA 5950 |
2 hrs |
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SPED 6740* |
6 hrs |
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Subtotal |
9 hrs |
Subtotal |
30-36 hrs |
TOTAL: 39-45 Hours
* May be waived with two years successful teaching experience under temporary approval.
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