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SPED 415 Methods for Teaching Students with Mild Disabilities

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Prerequisites: SPED 303 ,   , or consent of instructor.
This course provides an introduction to a variety of methods of teaching academic content, behavior management skills, and social skills to students with mild disabilities. Programmatic levels from early childhood through adult are addressed. Emphasis is placed on practical, research-based teaching strategies that can be implemented to design appropriate instruction.

Term Offered: (S)
Note: A 25-hour field experience is required.


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