Special Education Behavior Disorders - Armstrong Atlantic State University

Special Education Behavior Disorders from Armstrong Atlantic State University is a Campus Master Special Education degree that prepares you for a Education career. The program in behavior disorders will prepare a teacher who can design an individual education plan for the student who is receiving special education under the label emotional/behavioral disorders. The graduate will be prepared to: 1. Demonstrate thorough knowledge of the philosophical, historical, and legal foundations of the field of special education; 2. Demonstrate practical knowledge about the characteristics of learners with emotional/behavioral disorders; 3. Identify, select, and utilize instructional methods, curriculum, and technologies that effectively and efficiently meet students' specific affective, psychomotor, and cognitive needs; 4. Select, utilize, and interpret assessment instruments and procedures which do not discriminate against persons with exceptionalities on the basis of age, sex, race, creed, national origin, family, and/or social background, or disability; 5. Provide accurate program and assessment data to key constituents including parents, administrators, colleagues, and other professionals who collaborate in both instructional and support services planning; 6. Manage student behavior using effective disciplinary practices and procedures which do not undermine the dignity or basic human rights of the students; 7. Follow policies, statutes, and rules established by federal and state law as well as by pertinent state and local agencies in regard to behavioral and disciplinary procedures; 8. Demonstrate effective communication skills required to collaborate with parents, colleagues, and other professionals; 9. Create a safe, efficient, and supportive learning environment; and 10. Demonstrate commitment to maintaining the highest quality of competence, ethics, and integrity in the practice of the profession. View more details on Armstrong Atlantic State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Special Education courses.