Across the nation, the demand for teachers is high — and in the realm of special education, the need is critical. Throughout this innovative program, you will build practical skills in evidence-based techniques so that you can support diverse students in a range of educational settings.
Across the nation, the demand for teachers is high — and in the realm of special education, the need is critical. Throughout this innovative program, you will build practical skills in evidence-based techniques so that you can support diverse students in a range of educational settings.
There are two focus areas available: elementary/middle school (grades 1–8) and secondary/adult (grades 6–12). With flexible enrollment options for full or part-time study, the program can be completed in as few as five semesters, but coursework must be completed within five years.
Finances should never stand in the way of your educational journey, which is why we offer a range of assistance programs, including RISE-TC. This partnership between Johns Hopkins University and Montgomery County Public Schools provides financial support, hands-on training, and ongoing mentorship for students enrolled in this program.
Graduates are eligible for Maryland state certification in special education, which is reciprocated by many other states. There is a 36-credit option for candidates seeking advanced training without certification. The School of Education is unable to provide F-1 visa sponsorship for this program.
Open doors to new professional possibilities through the study of a language. You will develop vocabulary and communication skills to enhance your academic studies and advance your career.
Our robust language studies program, emphasizing current political and economic topics, trains you to achieve language proficiency in a non-native language. Small class sizes provide an ideal environment for individualized attention from experienced instructors.
Through interactive and communicative language activities such as debates, simulations and political discussions, students are given the opportunity to build, develop, and enhance their language acquisition.
Classes incorporate the use of foreign newspapers, video and radio documentaries, blogs, and newscasts. Classroom topics range from current events to domestic and international politics and may focus on economics, national security and culture.
The Special Education master’s program will prepare you to help exceptional students in kindergarten through 12th grade. You’ll also learn to manage teams, mentor colleagues, coach paraprofessionals and work closely with parents.
This degree prepares individuals to work with students with disabilities in collaborative school environments. The course of study consists of 30-36 credits over six terms (one year that includes two summers).
The program will foster students’ development of competence as practitioners, researchers, and scholars, including their knowledge of the ways in which research influences practice.
The Master of Education (MEd) in Special Education program in the College of Education and Human Development focuses on evidence-based, instructional practices and their implementation in the classroom
Lasell's M.Ed. in Special Education/Moderate Disabilities (grades Pre K-8) will prepare you to educate students with moderate disabilities in inclusive general education classrooms and classrooms specifically created for students with learning challenges.
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