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Human Development and Child Studies
Pawley Hall
456 Pioneer Drive
Rochester,
MI
48309-4482
(location map)
(248) 370-3077
Fax: (248) 370-4242
For more information, contact:
Susan Martino
430K Pawley Hall
Susan Martino
430K Pawley Hall
martino@oakland.edu
Make an Appointment
(248) 370-4415
Faculty Coordinator:
Janet Graetz, Ph.D
425D Pawley Hall
(248) 370-2620
graetz@oakland.edu
Make an Appointment
(248) 370-4415
Faculty Coordinator:
Janet Graetz, Ph.D
425D Pawley Hall
(248) 370-2620
graetz@oakland.edu
M.Ed. in Special Education with ASD concentration
Overview
Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
Overview | View sample Plans of Study
This Master of Education degree focuses on the broader concepts of exceptionality (learning, instruction and development) and in-depth preparation in the area of autism.
This degree is an 24- to 36-month program designed for individuals who currently have or are eligible to receive a teaching certificate in Michigan, and who wish to receive state certification to teach individuals on the autism spectrum. The program is offered online. A practicum is required.
Practicum | View Practicum Information
In partial fulfillment of the requirements to earn this credential, the Michigan Department of Education requires that candidates complete a minimum of 180 clock hours in an approved, supervised practicum experience, teaching students on the autism spectrum. The practicum is offered as the final experience required for K-12 certification in ASD. The specific nature of the experience will be individually determined at the time of approval of the practicum request.
Admission
Criteria
Criteria
- Completion of an undergraduate or graduate degree
- Minimum 3.0 (or higher) GPA
- Hold (or be eligible for) a valid Michigan Teaching Certificate (elementary or secondary certification)
- Demonstrate potential for success in the program
Locations
This is an online program. All coursework, with the exception of the ASD Practicum, is completed online.
