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image 1Curriculum & Instruction Department

Special Education | M.S. Plan of Study - Childhood Special Education Studies

Non-Certification

Please note: This program will NOT lead to provisional/initial or permanent/professional teacher certification now or in the future. All 600-level courses must be completed before enrolling in others, except where noted to the contrary.

^ This program is also offered at Adelphi University's Manhattan Center.

Required Sequence for Full-Time Students
[FW=Required Field Work]

Required Courses (33 Credits)
Course# Course Title
EEC 600 Introduction to Special Education (25 hrs FW)*
EEC 610 Current Topics in Special Education (Research I)
EEC 620 Technology and Instruction
EEC 630 Human Development, Cognition, and Teaching**
EEC 700 Families, Cultures, and Learning (10 hrs FW)*
EEC 705 Team Collaboration
EEC 710 Classroom Management (25 hrs FW)
EEC 720 Formal and Informal Methods of Assessment (25 hrs FW)***
EEC 740 Math and Science Education for Special Education Students
(25 hrs FW)
EEC 750 Methods of Instruction (25 hrs FW)**
EEC 800 Master's Seminar in Special Education (Research II)***
* EEC 600 MUST BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH EEC 700.
** EEC 630 IS A PREREQUISITE FOR EEC 750.
*** EEC 720 MAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH 600-LEVEL COURSES.
**** EEC 800 SHOULD BE TAKEN AFTER ALL OTHER COURSES ARE COMPLETED. MAY BE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY WITH ONE REMAINING 700-LEVEL COURSE.

Total Credits: 33

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Important Notes
  1. This program is not for students seeking a provisional/initial or permanent/professional teacher certification. This program will not lead to initial or professional certification now or in the future.

  2. 100 hours of field work are required as part of course work. Application is required.

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Contact
For additional information, please contact:

Anne Mungai
Special Education Program Director;
Associate Professor

Harvey Hall, Room 234
p - 516.877.4096
e - mungai@adelphi.edu

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