Special Education – Mild Intervention: All Grade
Special Education – Mild Intervention: All Grade (BA)
The bachelor’s degree in special education is designed to prepare students to assume leadership positions in special education classrooms involving mild intervention support, and agencies that support these settings. The program requires completion of the Foundational Core, courses in professional education, and courses in the subject matter concentration, for a minimum of 120 semester hours and the recommendation of Oakland City University.
Degree Courses
- Foundations of Education
- Exceptional Children
- Math for Elementary Teachers
- Introduction to EC Profession
- Developmental Psychology
- Elementary Children’s Literature
- Creative Arts
- Reading Across the Content Area
- Methods & Materials for Exceptional Learners
- Characteristics of Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities
- Differentiated Instruction
- Diagnostic Assessment
- Teaching of Reading
- Legal Issues in Special Education
- Collaboration and Consultation in Special Education
- Classroom and Behavior Management
- Language Arts Methods
- Emerging Literacy
- Social Studies Methods
- Corrective Reading
- Science Methods & Technology
- Elementary Math Concepts
- Physical Science
- World Regional Geography
- Math and its Applications
- Life Science
