Special Education Master's Curriculum
The curriculum of the Special Education Master's degree is designed for general educators who wish to meet the demands of educating students with special needs in a variety of school environments. You will have the ability to apply the skills you have developed immediately in your career.
Pre-requisite for Special Education Certification Program: Level 1 certification in Early Childhood Development and/or Elementary Education and/or Secondary Education
Special Education Core Courses
- SPE 5105 Current Issues in Special Education: Theoretical Practice and Procedures
- SPE 5115 Technology and Instructional Design for Differentiated Instruction
- SPE 5125 Diagnostic Assessment and Progress Monitoring
- SPE 5135 Theory and Instructional Practice: Students with High Incidence Disabilities
- SPE 5145 Research-based Models and Procedures: Literacy, Written and Oral Language, and Reading in the Content Areas
- SPE 5155 Research-based Models and Procedures: Mathematics and Science Procedures
- SPE 5165 Theory and Instructional Practice: Students with Emotional/Social and Behavioral Disorders
- SPE 5175 Theory and Instructional Practice: Students with Low Incidence Disabilities
- SPE 5185 Families, Schools, and Communities: Communication and Collaboration
Special Education Advanced Courses
- SPE 5195 Special Education School Law and Policy
- SPE 5205 Cognitive Processes: Research-based Brain Studies for the Educator
- SPE 5215 Culturally Responsive Teaching
View the Special Education Course Descriptions
Wilson Reading Program Level 1 Courses
- SPE 5225 Wilson Reading Program: Introduction to Multisensory Structured Language Instruction (1 credit)
- SPE 5235 Wilson Reading Program: Intensive Instruction for the Non-Responsive Reader (Basic Word Study 1-3) (3 credits)
- SPE 5245 Wilson Reading Program: Intensive Instruction for the Non-Responsive Reader (Basic Word Study 4-6) (3 credits)
- SPE 5245 Wilson Reading Program: Clinical Intensive Instruction for the Non-Responsive Reader (Practicum) (3 credits
View the Wilson Reading System® Course Descriptions
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