Special Education K-12 Major: Cognitive Impairment

This program prepares candidates to teach in special education settings. Candidates earn the K-12 Cognitive Impairment endorsement on the Michigan teaching certificate.

Unlike the Special Education K-12 Major: Cognitive Impairment, BA , program, this program requires candidates to complete another certifiable major or minor, along with two semesters of student teaching.

Program Requirements

PSYC 151 - Introductory Psychology: Perspectives on the Self
PSYC 201 - Developmental Psychology: Lifespan
EDUC 241 - Inclusive Teaching: Ability, Language, and Multicultural Education
EDUC 310 - Assessment in Early Childhood and Special Education
EDUC 330 - Curriculum and Instruction: Cognitive Impairment
EDUC 331 - Introduction to Cognitive Impairment: Birth through School Age
EDUC 332 - Introduction to Cognitive Impairment: Transition to Adulthood
EDUC 346 - Internship II: Student Teaching
OR EDUC 347 - Directed Teaching: Cognitive Impairment

Cognates

EDUC 115 - Literacy Instruction for Beginning Readers
EDUC 250 - Social Studies Inquiry
MATH 221 - The Real Number System and Methods for Elementary School Teachers
SCES 110 - Science and a Changing World
OR SCES 210 - Science Content and Processes

Special Education K-12 Major: Cognitive Impairment

Program Requirements

Cognates

Total Semester Hours: 50