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Joint Doctoral Program in Special Education
Course
Load
The major objective of the first year is to help the student achieve competence
in developing and implementing a research project and to critically review
and interpret a professional literature. All students are required to
complete the following core courses in their first two years of study.
| SFSU
Core Courses |
| SPED
902 |
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Seminar
in Public Policy |
| SPED
903 |
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Research
in Special Education: Program Design and Analysis |
| SPED
905 |
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University-Level
Teaching Internship |
| SPED
906 |
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University-Level
Research Internship |
| SPED
907 |
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Learning
and Development: Influence on Disabilities |
| SPED
908 |
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Directed
Study Special Topics (Faculty Advising) |
| SPED
909 |
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Current
Issues in Special Education Policy & Practice |
| *For
course descriptions see the SFSU
Bulletin |
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| UCB
Core Courses |
| EDUC
214 |
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Human
Development Seminar |
| EDUC
200A |
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Cognitive
Development or |
| EDUC
205 |
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Instruction
and Development or |
| EDUC
291C |
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Cognition,
Learning, and Instruction: Ages 12 and Up or |
| EDUC
291D |
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Cognition,
Learning, and Instruction: Childhood and Adolescence |
| or |
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approved alternative: |
| EDUC
293A |
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Data
Analysis in Educational Research |
| EDUC
293L |
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Educational
Data Analysis Laboratory |
| EDUC
275B |
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Data
Analysis in Educational Research II |
| EDUC
275L |
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Educational
Data Analysis Laboratory |
| EDUC
299 |
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Special
Study and Research (Faculty Advising) |
| *For
course information please see the UCB
Course page |
In conjunction
with the primary advisers, students will select a course of study which
is congruent with their professional development goals and previous course
work and experience. In addition, students are required to select three
areas of specialization in consultation with the primary advisers. A minimum
of three courses or nine units is required in each area of specialization,
not including directed or independent study. At least one of the three
areas of study must be completed at the opposite campus.
Students who are accepted into the program and who have minimal or no
academic course work in special education will be required to enroll in
prerequisite foundation courses. These courses are taken primarily at
the SFSU campus.
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