Minors
Adaptive Education License
PI 3.38
- ADAPTIVE EDUCATION - 859.
- A regular license in adaptive education - 859 may be issued to an applicant who holds a regular license to teach based upon completion of an approved program, including a concentration in adaptive education, which includes course work in all of the following:
- Psychology and nature of the exceptional child.
- Modification of content, instructional strategies and learning environment for children with exceptional educational needs and other children with special needs in the regular education setting.
- Practicum in adaptive education in the area of licensure.
- A regular license in adaptive education - 859 may be issued to an applicant who holds a regular license to teach based upon completion of an approved program, including a concentration in adaptive education, which includes course work in all of the following:
For students in the College of Education and Professional Studies seeking licensure in other areas of education: Course plan (.pdf)
Non-Teaching Minor
Designed for students with or without education majors. Does not result in licensure to teach special education.
For students outside the College of Education: Course Plan (.pdf)
- 24 credits with emphasis in area of disability
- Requires core courses in special education and two field experiences
- See Dr. Maureen Griffin, Dr. Amy Griffith or Dr. Jessica Hagaman to develop a program plan for the minor
Coordinators:
Dr. Amy Griffith (Email: griffita@uww.edu)
Dr. Jessica Hagaman (Email: hagamanj@uww.edu)
Secondary Contact: Diana Rogers-Adkinson (Email: rogersad@uww.edu)