Special Education - Silver Lake College of the Holy Family

Special Education from Silver Lake College of the Holy Family is a Campus Master Special Education degree that prepares you for a Education career. Program Goals The goal of the Graduate Special Education Program is to prepare professional special educators for the demonstration of scholarship/leadership, commitment to others, and reflective practice to meet the diverse needs of children and youth in the 21st century. To accomplish this goal, candidates will demonstrate expanded special education knowledge, skills, and dispositions in the areas of Advanced Reflective Practice, Critical Thinking/Research, Communication, and Servant Leadership. Advanced Reflective Practice Candidates demonstrate expanded mastery of assessment, programming, pedagogy/teaching practice and management competencies in course requirements and practical application in the field of special education . Critical Thinking/Research Candidates demonstrate expanded mastery of critical thinking and research competencies through completion of a thesis or classroom action research project based on research supported best practices, giving evidence of self-directed intellectual inquiry. Communication Candidates demonstrate expanded mastery of oral and written communication competencies in all course requirements and communications, giving evidence of an aesthetic appreciation of the integration of the liberal arts and the knowledge, skills, and dispositions acquired in the special education graduate course of study. Servant Leadership Candidates demonstrate expanded mastery of professionalism and human relations; home, school, and community relations; and communication and collaboration competencies, giving evidence of self-assessment and reflection, and commitment to Christian values, service and leadership in the world community. View more details on Silver Lake College of the Holy Family . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Special Education courses.