Learning Disabilities - Calvin College

Learning Disabilities from Calvin College is a Campus Master Special Education degree that prepares you for a Education career. The M.Ed. in Learning Disabilities prepares educators to lead in the creation of accessible, responsive environments for students identified with learning disabilities. Using theory, research, and practice, educators will critically explore cultures and contexts, assessment tools, instructional approaches, and collaborative partnerships most effective for the growth of learners with unique gifts and challenges. Calvin offers this M.Ed. with the endorsement and also without the endorsement. If one is seeking the endorsement only please see endorsement page, EDUC 510, EDUC 591 and EDUC 595 are not required. A typical program is 36 semester hours Educ 510 Advanced Educational Foundations Educ 511 Consulting, Collaborating, and Coaching Educ 513 Cognition, Learning and Literacy Development Educ 550 Foundations of Learning Disabilities Educ 551 Assessment of Understanding: Learning Disabilities Educ 552 LD Instruction I: Programs and Strategies Educ 553 LD Instruction II: Trends and Issues Educ 557 Practicum Seminar: Learning Disabilities Educ 558 Practicum Field Placement Approved Elective Educ 591 Educational Research and Evaluation Educ 595 Graduate Seminar: Learning Disabilities View more details on Calvin College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Special Education courses.