PB MEd in SPED

This program is for individuals who already have a professional teaching license or those wishing to work with individuals with exceptionalities in areas other than teaching.

The M.Ed. is a 30 credit hour program with 13-16 core credit hours comprised of COE and Exceptional Education courses.  The remaining credits are split between a selected concentration and electives that meet specific individual needs and career objectives.

The M.Ed. includes field experiences integrated into courses, which may occur as a formal placement by the university or as a result of supervised employment.  All candidates complete a final portfolio OR an action research project, which serves as their comprehensive assessment.

This program is not designed to meet Virginia requirements for initial teacher licensure or endorsement.  However, depending on the concentration selected, the M.Ed. can lead to an endorsement in gifted education provided the individual already holds a valid Virginia teaching license or a certificate in autism.

CONCENTRATIONS:


K-12 Gifted Education Concentration

 

Autism Concentration

 

Applied Behavior Analysis / Behavior Specialist






PROGRAM DIRECTOR:  

    Dr. Kris Wiley [wileykr@jmu.edu] (gifted)

 

PROGRAM COORDINATOR/ADVISOR (Behavior Specialist)

       Dr. Sara Snyder [snyde3sm@jmu.edu]


PROGRAM COORDINATOR/ADVISOR (Autism)

       Dr. Tiara Brown [brown3ts@jmu.edu]

 

 

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