Specialized Interventionists for Montana Schools Graduate Certificate
Special education and related service scholars will enhance their learning through this certificate program in addition to their graduate degree. This collection of 16 credits addresses secondary transition, teaching learners with low-incidence disabilities, autism intervention, assistive technology, and cultural responsiveness in the schools. Additionally, scholars will learn how to serve students through tele-intervention. Three of the courses have an experiential learning component.
General Graduate Program Requirements
Graduate School policies and standards can be found on the Graduate School Policies page.
The minimum GPA for any graduate program is 3.0. Individual programs may require more than a 3.0 to remain in good standing.
The minimum grade for a course to be accepted toward any requirement is C. Individual programs may require higher grades for specific courses.
Graduate CERTIFICATE - SPECIALIZED INTERVENTIONISTS FOR MONTANA SCHOOLS
Course Requirements
Code | Title | Hours |
---|---|---|
Required Courses | ||
Complete all of the following courses: | ||
EDSP 526 | Transition & Communication Support | 3 |
EDSP 556 | Methods of Low Incidence Disabilities | 3 |
EDSP 594 | Seminar (Assistive Technology Practical Application) | 2 |
EDU 518 | Inclusion and Collaboration | 3 |
SLP 545 | Social Communication Skills, Behavior, and Neurodiversity | 3 |
SLP 594 | Graduate Seminar (Cultural Responsiveness in Special Education) | 1 |
SLP 594 | Graduate Seminar (Tele-Intervention and Learning) | 1 |
Total Hours | 16 |