Museology + Museum Studies Deaf Education - Baylor University

Museology + Museum Studies Deaf Education from Baylor University is a Campus Bachelor Special Education degree that prepares you for a Education career. Deaf Education Track The Deaf Education program is a comprehensive four year program designed to expose students to the various methodologies in the field. Through course work, observation, and field placement, students will gain knowledge that will prepare them to take the Texas State Board for Educator Certification in Deaf Education and the Texas Assessment for Sign Communication - American Sign Language. Students are required to take four semesters of American Sign Language to complete their foreign language requirements. The proram involves spending their junior year observing and participating in an on-campus oral-only program for instructing deaf children and spending their senior year in a full-time student teaching placement in a predominantly sign-only environment. In this way, students will be exposed to the breadth of the field. Curriculum Requirements: * CSD 1360 Introduction to Deaf Education * CSD 2318 Language Development * CSD 2360 Speech for Deaf * CSD 3357 Anatomy and Physiology * CSD 4301 Introduction to Audiology * CSD 4368 Aural Rehabilitation * TED 1212 Introduction to Teaching * TED 2260 Teaching Special Education * ENG 3310 Introduction to Language and Linguisitics * CSD 4302 Language Therapy * CSD 4360 Language and Reading Instruction for Deaf I * CSD 4361 Language and Reading Instruction for Deaf II View more details on Baylor University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Special Education courses.