Master of Education in Special Education for Aspiring Special Educators
MASTER OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Master of Education in Special Education
for Aspiring Special Educators Seeking Institutional Recommendation 45 credits
At Grand Canyon University Online we offer a program for Aspiring Special Educators Seeking Institutional Recommendation . This program is fully approved by the Arizona State Board of Education. The 45-credit hour program meets the requirements for special education teacher certification in Arizona . The Program of Study may fulfill the special education teacher certification requirements of states that have reciprocity agreements with Arizona .
Courses in Special Education for Aspiring Special Educators Seeking Institutional Recommendation:
SPE 529 Special Education: Foundations & Framework 3 credits
SPE 525 Educating Learners with Diverse Needs 3 credits
SPE 545 Characteristics of Students with MR 3 credits
SPE 596 Strategies for Teaching Students with MR 3 credits
SPE 555 Characteristics of Students with LD 3 credits
SPE 576 Strategies for Teaching Students with LD 3 credits
SPE 565 Characteristics of Students with ED 3 credits
SPE 586 Strategies for Teaching Students with ED 3 credits
SPE 571 Education of Students with PHI 3 credits
SPE 535 Assessment and Diagnosis in Special Ed. 3 credits
SPE 548 Cross Categorical 12 credits
Choose ONE of the following required courses after completion of all previous courses:
SPE 570 Action Research in Special Education 3 credits
SPE 572 Philosophical & Social Issues in Ed. 3 credits
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