special education - early childhood education (MAE)

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Tentative course sequence

31 TOTAL CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED All courses 3 credit hours unless otherwise stated.

SUMMER 2006

250:205 Educational Research

FALL 2006

200:214 Foundations of Instructional Psychology

SPRING 2007

220:289 Seminar in Special Education

SUMMER 2007

220:256 Best Practices in Inclusion

220:295 Single-Subject Research Applications

FALL 2007

220:293 Qualitative Research in Special Education

ELECTIVES

220:140g* Services to Families with Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities

220:141g* Including Young Children with Special Needs into the General Education Programs

220:152g* Community Resources in Special Education

220:153g* Introduction to Assistive Technology for Instruction

220:192g* Experience in Special Education

220:192g* Experience in Special Education, Birth-3

220:260* Special Education Law and Policy

220:299 Research in Education (may be taken for up to 6 hours)

* For teachers who have the early childhood endorsement, this program would qualify you for Endorsement 100 for teaching all children including those with disabilities Birth through Grade 3.

Course delivery

Iowa Communications Network (ICN)
Courses in this program are offered primarily via the ICN. Delivery of ICN programs is limited to the state of Iowa.

WebCT
Courses in this program have an online component utilizing WebCT, a computer conferencing program requiring Internet access and a web browser — no additional software is required. Students may need access to someone who can assist with computer set-up.

UNI campus
Summer sessions in this program may involve some on-campus or central site study.

For more information

Enrollment, cohort information
Brenda Hansen, UNI Continuing Education
Phone: 800-648-3864 or 319-273-2121
E-mail: ContinuingEd@uni.edu
Faculty coordinator
Donna Raschke, Professor
Department of Special Education
Phone: 319-273-3258
E-mail: donna.raschke@uni.edu