Graduate Certificate in Special Education

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Program Overview

Evidence related to a rise in the number of students with disabilities in inclusive settings both internationally and nationally is the impetus for the proposed Graduate Certificate in Special Education. There is a need for all teachers to have knowledge, skills, and dispositions to meet the needs of students with disabilities. This certificate is specifically designed to meet the ever-increasing need for specialized preparation to meet the needs of students with disabilities. This stand-alone certificate does not lead to certification; however, candidates who complete the certificate program may transfer up to 9 graduate credits into the M.Ed. in Special Education. 
The Graduate Certificate in Special Education is designed to offer graduate courses in instruction, assessment, and positive behavior supports, which provide educators with the necessary knowledge, skills, and dispositions to meet the needs of students with disabilities. Courses which apply to the certificate focus on effective use of evidence-based/research-supported practices and concepts underlying the successful academic experiences and needs of this population. 

Program of Study

  • INED 7720 - Positive Behavior Intervention Supports (Spring)
  • INED 7730 - Assessment of Diverse Learners (Fall)
  • INED 7761 - Instructional Approaches I (Summer)

Program Total (9 Credit Hours)

Admission Requirements & How to Apply

Deadline

April 1 for a Summer enrollment

Contact Us

For more information please email us at ined-info@kennesaw.edu.

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