SPED 3272 - Instructional Methods for P-5 Learners with Disabilities

Description

Focuses on evidence-based high-leverage behavioral and instructional practices for teaching young learners with disabilities in inclusive and special education classrooms.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain how developmental stages, including language development, and learning characteristics of young children influence instructional planning in inclusive and special education settings.
  • Apply evidence-based behavioral and instructional strategies to teach foundational academic and functional skills to students with disabilities in grades P-
  • Design and adapt engaging curriculum to create engaging, developmentally appropriate lessons that align with content standards and support individualized student needs.
3

Credit Hours


Prerequisites

  • None

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