Master of Education in Special Education Severe/Profound Certified Department of Educational Specialties PROGRAM OF STUDY (2013-14) STUDENT INFORMATION Student’s Name: E-mail Address: Enrollment Term: NAU ID: @nau.edu Phone Number: Expected Graduation: (ex. Summer 2013) (ex. Spring 2015) Advisor: Total Required Credits for this Degree Program: 31 This is the: Initial (upon admission) Course Title Final (submitted with Graduation Application) Program of Study * Course No. Replacement Course I. Block A – Foundation Education Coursework (0-18 units required) Semester Year Hours Grade T/E/P** A. Educational Foundations (3 units required)+: Select ONE course from EDF 500, EDF 670, EDF 671, EDF 672, or EDF 677. * B. Elementary Curriculum and Instruction (6 units required) * ECI 531 Foundations of Reading Instruction * ECI 573 Teaching and Learning Elementary School Mathematics C. Structured English Immersion (6 units required) ++: BME 631 and BME 500 (or approved equivalents). * BME 631 Structured English Immersion and Sheltered English Content Instruction * BME 500 Foundations of Structured English Immersion D. Educational Psychology (3 units required)+: Select ONE course from the following courses (EPS 605, EPS 610, or EPS 611. * II. Block B – Required Special Education Certification Courses (31 units required) * ESE 634 Advanced Foundations of Special Education: Low Incidence Severe/Profound Disabilities Pre-req: ESE 548 or Special Education Survey Milestone *Required Revised: klsr, 12/11/14 Student’s Name: * * Course No. ESE 657 NAU ID: Course Title Replacement Course Semester Year Hours Grade T/E/P** Assessment in Special Education: Low Incidence Disabilities Pre-req: ESE 548 and (ESE 536 or ESE 634) * ESE 664 Methods in Special Education: Low Incidence/Severe Profound Disabilities Pre-req: (ESE 434 or ESE 634), and (ESE 548 or Special Education Survey Milestone) Co-req: ESE 608 * ESE 698 Graduate Seminar Pre-req: ESE 548 or Special Education Survey Milestone * DIS 505 Disabilities and Technology in the Lifespan: An Introduction A. Select ONE course from the following courses (3 units required): ESE 526 or ESE 681. * B. Select ONE course from the following courses (3 units required): ESE 585 or DIS 519. * C. ESE 608 Low Incidence, taken with ESE 664 and (ESE 526 or ESE 681) (2 units required) * ESE 608 Fieldwork Experience * ESE 664 Methods in Special Education: Low Incidence/Severe Profound Disabilities Pre-req: (ESE 434 or ESE 634) and (ESE 548 or Special Education Milestone) Co-req: ESE 608 * D. Select ONE course from the following courses (8 units required): ESE 594 or ESE 695. * III. Block C – Elective Coursework (0-15 units required): Candidates who want further Special Education preparation may choose to take one of the following focus areas. This is optional, not required. A. Autism Spectrum Disorders+++ ESE 580 Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorders ESE 608 Fieldwork Experience ESE 681 Advanced Methods and Assessment in Special Education: Autism Spectrum Disorders Pre-req: ESE 580 and ESE 664 B. DIS 521 Assistive Technology+++ Assessment and Effective Practices in Assistive Technology Pre-req: DIS 505 DIS 608 Fieldwork Experience DIS 689 Capstone Project *Required Special Education: Severe/Profound Certified (MED) – 2013-14 Program of Study – Page 2 Revised: klsr, 12/11/14 Student’s Name: * Course No. NAU ID: Course Title Replacement Course Semester Year 1. Select ONE course from the following courses: DIS 526 or DIS 527. 2. Select TWO courses from the following courses: DIS 525, DIS 526, or DIS 528. C. Hours Grade T/E/P** Early Childhood Special Education ESE 536 Patterns and Variations of Child Development Foundations of Early Childhood Special Education ESE 556 Methods of Early Childhood Special Education ESE 516 Pre-req: ESE 548 or Special Education Survey Milestone Pre-req: ESE 536 or 548 ESE 608 Early Childhood D. ESE 520 ESE 601 Fieldwork Experience Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Education +++ Bilingual and Multicultural Aspects of Special Education Limiting Bias in Assessment of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Students Pre-req: ESE 520 ESE 602 Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Students Pre-req: ESE 520 ESE 603 Inclusive Collaborative Methods for Teaching Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Exceptional Student Pre-req: ESE 520 E. DIS 529 Positive Behavior Support+++ Adv Applications in Positive Behavior Support Pre-req: ESE 685 or DIS 519 DIS 539 Consultation and Collaboration in Positive Behavior Support Pre-req: DIS 529 or ESE 554 ESE 681 Advanced Methods and Assessment in Special Education: Autism Spectrum Disorders Pre-req: ESE 580 and ESE 664 *Required Special Education: Severe/Profound Certified (MED) – 2013-14 Program of Study – Page 3 Revised: klsr, 12/11/14 Student’s Name: NAU ID: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION + ++ +++ EDF 500 and EPS 605 are strongly recommended if you did not complete an undergraduate education degree or certification program. BME courses are required for the Structured English Immersion (SEI) endorsement. Candidates who have full SEI endorsement at admission must provide proof of the full endorsement. If proof of full SEI endorsement is presented at admission, the candidate is not required to take the BME courses as part of his/her program of study. These emphases area may lead to an NAU graduate certificate. A separate application is needed. Block A – Foundation Education Coursework The courses in this block are required for those candidates entering the program without a degree or certification in elementary or secondary education. For candidates who have a degree in elementary education, Block A requirements are waived. For candidates who have certification in secondary education, the elementary curriculum and instruction block is required, but the educational foundations and educational psychology courses can be waived. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Please Note: Candidates must also pass the Arizona Educator Proficiency Assessment (professional knowledge and special-education focus area), and meet State requirements on Federal and State Constitutional knowledge for Arizona Teacher Certification. SIGNATURES By signing below, you agree to the following statement: “Students are responsible for complete knowledge of Academic Catalog requirements in their degree plan for their catalog year and adhering to all policies in the Academic Catalog.” Student: Date: Advisor: Date: Chair (required for Final): Date: **Transfer/Equivalent/Previous Graduate Degree – Must have Advisor approval Transfer T = Course transferred from another university Previous Graduate Degree P = Course taken at NAU from previous graduate degree Equivalent E = Course taken at NAU in place of required course Transfer Credit Example: * Course No. ABC 123 *Required Course Title Fundamentals of English Replacement Course Semester Year Hours Grade T/E/P** ASU 456 Fall 2012 3 A T/ASU Special Education: Severe/Profound Certified (MED) – 2013-14 Program of Study – Page 4 Revised: klsr, 12/11/14