LIST #2 - 2011/2012
PROGRAM CHANGE PROPOSALS
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE
PROGRAM CHANGE PROPOSALS
(for CPSP Review only)
The Council on the Preparation of School Personnel will meet on Wednesday, October 12, 2011 at 1:00 p.m. in
the SAC 275 to review the Program Proposals contained
in this list. Response due to Academic Affairs by Wednesday, October 12, 2011, 12 noon |
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Special Education, Rehabilitation, School Psychology and Deaf Studies |
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NEW PROGRAM Moderate/Severe Education Specialist: ASDAA Justification: The Moderate/Severe Specialist Credential Program and the Mild/Moderate Credential Program at CSUS offered though the CSUS College of Education have recently instituted changes based on mandated standards adopted by CCTC. While the new Mild/Moderate program will authorize future candidates to teach students identified as having Autism Spectrum disorders, the mild/moderate credential program which has been in place for the last decade does not provide authorization for teachers with a Mild/Moderate credential. This proposal allows a pathway for currently enrolled and past CSUS students who hold the Mild/Moderate credential to add the Autism Spectrum Disorders authorization by enrolling in 11 units in the new Moderate/Severe Credential program. The design assumes that the majority of students seeking the ASDAA will concurrently apply to the Masters program and units from the ASDAA sequence will also serve to meet the elective requirements for the Masters degree. The course sequence does not require the development of any new courses and provides a sequenced pathway of existing coursework for candidates who need to demonstrate skills for serving students with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The proposal targets four existing courses within the newly approved Moderate/Severe Preliminary Credential Program: The proposed ASDAA added authorization is designed include an 11 unit program of coursework which dovetails with the newly redesigned preliminary moderate/severe credential and addresses the three specific ASD standards: PreReq EDS 100A/B Ed Stu w/Disabilites in Inclusive Classrooms
The proposal includes the additional listing of the 3 ASDAA standards within the syllabi of the identified courses, but does not represent a substantive change as the content for these standards is included within the context of the existing classes.
Course Changes EDS 208 - Evidence-based assessment and Instruction: Mod/Sev Disabilities EDS 209 - Developing Augmentative and Alternative Communication Systems: Assessment and Intervention EDS 235 - Field Seminar in Program & Instruction: Mod/Severe Disabilities EDS 414 - Student Teaching I: Moderate/Severe Disabilities
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