Students in the College of Education Higher Education program
Developing professionals who work to improve the effectiveness of higher education through studying the historical, theoretical and philosophical aspects of the field and learning how to apply these aspects in practice.
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Earn a Master of Education in Special Education with a concentration in Autism Intervention.
Autism Intervention
This one-year online program is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation and is designed to prepare personnel in evidence-based practices to work with individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in various capacities.
UNT graduate Elizabeth Atkins, and Educational Diagnostician with the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, works with a students.  Educational Diagnostician
Earn a Master of Education in Special Education with a concentration in Educational Diagnostician.
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Focused on curriculum-based assessments and the implications it holds for teachers making curricular decisions, this certification is for those who already hold a master's degree.
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From administration to grant writing, this program enhances skills centered on understanding organizational and government policies that impact families, as well as cultivating knowledge of current relationships.
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Earn a Master's in Science in Education Psychology with an online concentration in Gifted and Talented.
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Preparation in the identification of, and educational programming for, students with high-incidence disabilities; specifically, learning disabilities and/or emotional/behavioral disorder.
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The Learning and Development master's concentration provides students with an opportunity to advance their knowledge and understanding of human development from infancy through adulthood.
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Learn to design evaluations, collect data to determine the efficacy of programs or initiatives, and properly measure outcomes to assess important features.
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The Instructional Model to Prepare Adept Certified Teachers in Special Education is a one-to-two-year path to special education certification. IMPACT is designed to meet the demands of academic rigor and ongoing mentorship in a rapidly changing field.
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Combining theoretical perspectives and research-based practice with opportunities for classroom-based projects and research.
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Combine the knowledge and skills needed in the early childhood field to meet the increased demand with a Master of Science in Early Childhood Education.
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Take the next step in your education administration career with a Master of Education in Educational Leadership.
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The Master of Education in Teaching with specializations offered in ESL Supplement and Bilingual Generalist.
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Focused on the skills required for campus-level and central office administration and prepare candidates for the Texas Examination of Education Standards for principal certification.
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The Master of Education with a major in teaching with EC-6 Core Subjects, 4-8 or secondary education certification tracks.
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For students who have a bachelor's degree and want to earn initial secondary teacher certification at the graduate level.
Dr. Mike Goddard, Superintendent of Schools for Lovejoy ISD, with students.
Earn a Superintendent Certificate 100 percent online.