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To help keep track of the program requirements...
you can download a checklist. If you don't have the Adobe Reader needed to open the document you can download a free one from the company's website. Secondary education certified teachers must...
submit proof of the following prerequisites: Developmental Psychology, Foundations of Reading with Field Experience, Mathematics in Early Childhood/Elementary Education, and Science in Early Childhood/Elementary Education. If you have not completed these courses, you will be required to take them at the undergraduate or graduate levels, as part of your degree and certification requirements. Use the links below to see course descriptions.PSY 221 Developmental Psychology ED 321 Foundations of Reading with Field Experience ED 330 Math in Early Child/Elementary Education ED 370 Science in Early Child/Elementary Education Core Courses • 12 credits
The following are 3-credit courses. Required Courses: ED 518 School Law ED 522 Curriculum and Instruction (previously School Curriculum) ED 585 Integrating Technology into the Curriculum And one of the following core foundations courses ED 510 Psychological Foundations ED 511 Philosophical Foundations ED 512 Social Foundations ED 513 Comparative Foundations ED 514 Issues in Education ED 515 Cognition Special Education Courses • 15 credits
(Act 34, 151, and 114 clearances are required for field experiences)
EDSP 501 Sp Ed Methods I with Field Experience (15 hours)EDSP 502 Sp Ed Methods II with Field Experience (15 hours) EDSP 503 Behavior Management with Field Experience (15 hours) EDSP 504 Assessment in Special Education EDSP 505 Sp Ed Issues and Topics EDSP 506 Internship in Special Education • 3 credits
The internship must be taken as the last EDSP course or in conjunction with the last EDSP course and must have prior approval from the Program AdvisorEDSP 506 Internship in Special Education Transfer Credits
A maximum of six graduate credits completed at another accredited institution may be used toward your Wilkes MS degree. You must have completed the courses within six years prior to the date of admission to Wilkes University and have received a grade of B or better. Official transcripts are required.
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