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Program of Study - Adult Education
Adult
Education
Program of Study - Bachelor
of Science in Special Education
This degree prepares teachers to work with students who may have learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, (mental retardation) and emotional/behavioral disorders. Degree completers will be eligible for the Georgia teaching certificate in Interrelated Special Education.
Special
Education -
Cross-categorical
Program of Study - Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Leading to Teacher Certification in Special Education: Behavior Disorders
This degree is a collaborative with the Department of Psychology housed within the College of Arts and Sciences and the Department of Special Education housed with the College of Education. The degree,based in research tradition, offers preparation for both graduate school and entry into the job market.
Psychology
Program of Study - Masters
of Education in Special Education: Behavior Disorders
This degree prepares teachers to work with students with emotional and behavioral disorders. The two preparatory tracks are 1) initial certification and 2) advanced preparation for certified teachers. Degree completers will be eligible for the Georgia teaching certificate in Emotional/Behavioral Disorders.
Behavior Disorders
This degree prepares teachers to work with students with learning disabilities. The two preparatory tracks are 1) initial certification and 2) advanced preparation for certified teachers. Degree completers will be eligible for the Georgia teaching certificate in Learning Disabilities.
Learning Disabilities
The Department offers three certification programs, Interrelated Special Education, Emotional/Behavioral Disorders, and Learning Disabilities. Coursework is also available in the area of Intellectual Disabilities (mental retardation).
The Teacher Certification Project (TCP), a partnership between Georgia Public Broadcasting's Educational Division, The Learning House, and AASU is a distance learning teacher preparation program in interrelated special education. The TCP initiative offers a unique approach to distance learning through integration of video, audio, CD-ROM, and internet-based technologies. Courses will be offered in a three semester cycle. For additional information contact the Department Secretary.
Summer Session
CEUG 2100 Introduction to Students with disabilities
EEXE 7990 (EEXE 7134) Developing Positive communication
EEXE 7990 (EEXE 7135) Resources
EEXE 7990 (EEXE 7132) Assessment of Students with Disabilities
Fall Semester
EEXE 7990 Teaching Reading
EEXE 7990 (EEXE 7133) Adapting Curriculum
Spring Semester
CEUG 2100 Introduction to Students with Disabilities
EEXE 7990 (EEXE 7137) Working with Students with Intellectual Disabilities
EEXE 7990 (EEXE 7136) Working with Students with Specific Learning Disabilities
EEXE 7990 (EEXE 7138) working with Students with Behavioral Disorders