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2011-12 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Special Education, B.S.
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The major in Special Education requires 120 semester hours including courses which satisfy the General Education requirements. It is designed to prepare teachers in special education and will meet the Tennessee requirements for licensure in Special Education in either Modified Program, K–12 (for individuals with mild/moderate disabilities), or Comprehensive Program, K–12 (for individuals with severe/profound disabilities). A grade of “C” is required. Following are the program requirements:
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General Education Requirements
Special Education Major Requirements
Modified Program, K–12 (33 hours)
Comprehensive Program, K–12 (33 hours)
Comprehensive Program, K– 6
Note:
*Students who entered prior to Fall 2010 take FOED 1110 and FOED 2110. Special Education Guided Electives
Modified K–12 and comprehensive K–12
Enhanced Student Teaching
Comprehensive Program, K–12
Recommended Curriculum - Modified†
NOTE:
*SPED 3010 and admission to teacher education are required before entering these courses.
**Students taking EESE 1010 and EESE 1011 will take a restricted elective by permission of instructor.
†Due to the number of changes in this program, it is highly recommended that students work with a special education advisor. An advisor will assist each student to assure that he/she meets both licensure and graduation requirements. Some classes are offered only once a year. It is important to see an advisor to make sure of class offerings for each semester.
Recommended Curriculum - Comprehensive†
NOTE:
*SPED 3010 and admission to teacher education are required before entering these courses.
**Students taking EESE 1010 and EESE 1011 will take a restricted elective by permission of instructor.
†Due to the number of changes in this program, it is highly recommended that students work with a special education advisor. An advisor will assist each student to assure that he/she meets both licensure and graduation requirements. Some classes are offered only once a year. It is important to see an advisor to make sure of class offerings for each semester.
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