Program Highlights
This program will help to ensure that there are a sufficient number of fully credentialed and well-prepared teachers to instruct preschool children with disabilities and developmental delays so that instructional services received by children and their families is effective. Early childhood teachers and intervention specialists will benefit from the PKSN program by acquiring advanced knowledge and skills to enhance the early educational opportunities for preschool children with special needs.
Through a series of three courses, teachers licensed in early childhood or as an intervention specialist, can add the endorsement which permits teachers to work with children 3-5 years of age with developmental delays and disabilities.
The PKSN program has rolling admissions, so applicants can apply and begin coursework any semester. All courses are fully-online and one course is offered each semester. Each course requires 20 field hours working with children 3-5 years with developmental delays or disabilities.
Curriculum
Term | Course | Credits |
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Summer | EDSP 5800 Typical and Atypical Development | 3 |
Fall | EDSP 5820 Assessment in Early Childhood Special Education | 3 |
Spring | EDSP 5830 Methods in Early Childhood Special Education | 3 |
Admissions
Only currently licensed teachers or undergraduates who graduate in spring and are expecting to receive licensure over the summer are eligible for this program. Courses are offered at the graduate level therefore may be used to renew your teaching license.
Affordability
- Affordable Tuition
- Financial aid options available
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