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Nov 23, 2020
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TED-2350 Early Childhood Special Education
Credits 3
This course is an introduction to the field of special education, including characteristics of exceptional children and developmentally appropriate materials and instructional techniques in a variety of educational settings.
Prerequisite(s): Reading proficiency. TED-1110 , TED-1200 , TED-1300 , and TED-1400 . Rule: ECE A.A.S. students must also take TED-1110 prior to taking 2000 level courses.
(ECE 1560)
(Not offered summer.)
Course Outcomes
- Explain the special education laws and legislation which govern the field, and discuss their components and the implications for classroom practice.
- List the characteristics of each type of exceptionality, as well as the causes, identification tools, and the impact on developmental growth
- Select appropriate teaching strategies and guidance techniques to use with exceptional children in a variety of educational settings.
- Prepare developmentally appropriate lesson plans which include accommodations for children with special needs in an included classroom.
- Recommend types of appropriate support services for exceptional children and their families.
- Compare and contrast the roles of each member of the special education team and articulate strategies for effective collaboration.
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