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Master of Science in Bilingual Childhood Special Education in Inclusive Settings, Tri-certification In-Service Track

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Leading to childhood education (1-6), students with disabilities (1-6), and bilingual extension certification.

Note: The In-service track is open to candidates who hold a teaching certificate in childhood education. Please consult an adviser for recommended course sequences, fieldwork and other program requirements.

Plan of Study (45 credits)

Professional Core
Course# Course Title Credits
EBE 600 Introduction to Special Education (25 hours fieldwork) 3
EBE 605 Foundations of Bilingual Special Education (25 hours fieldwork) 3
EEC 700

Foundations, Families, Cultures & Learning (10 hours fieldwork)

 3
EEC 705

Team Collaboration

 3
EEC 710 Classroom Management (25 hours fieldwork) 3
EBE 601 TESOL I: Developing Literacy and Language Arts Skills in the ESL Classroom (25 hours fieldwork) 3
EBE 700

School-Based Measurement for Exceptional Children

 3
EBE 710

Case Study Development for Bilingual Exceptional Students

 3

Content Area Instruction
Course# Course Title Credits
EBE 610 Methods & Materials in Bilingual Education: Content Area Considerations 3
EBE 611

Methods of Teaching Literacy and Language Arts in the Bilingual Classroom

 3
EEC 750

Methods of Instruction (25 hours fieldwork)

 3
ELY 635

Literacy for the Bilingual Exceptional Child (25 hours fieldwork)
Pre-requisite EBE 611

 3
EEC 800 Master’s Seminar in Childhood Special Education 3
EEC 620 Technology and Instruction 3
EBE 840

Student Teaching in Bilingual Childhood Special Education

 3
Total Fieldwork Hours Required: 160


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Contact

For additional information about the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education, please contact:

Adelphi University
Ruth S. Ammon School of Education
Harvey Hall
1 South Avenue
P.O. BOX 701
Garden City, NY 11530-0701

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