Academic Catalog

Special Education (B.S.)

The Bachelor's of Science in Special Education leads to a grade-band certification (e.g., B-K; PK-3, 3-6, etc.) along with certification in Special Education in the area of Cognitive Impairment or Autism Spectrum Disorder. Candidates must meet the grade-band certification requirements and attain a Michigan Standard Teaching Certification in that grade-band in order to attain the Cognitive Impairment or Autism Spectrum Disorder certification.

Admission Requirements

Currently, students may be entered into one of our teacher certification programs upon admission to Wayne State University.

Degree Requirements

A minimum of 120 credits are required for completion of this degree: satisfaction of the University General Education Program; All course work must be completed in accordance with the academic procedures of the College of Education and University governing undergraduate scholarship and degrees. All major, minor, and education courses must be completed with grades of ‘C’ or better and an overall 2.5 grade point average to meet College graduation requirements. Course changes may occur through periodic curriculum revision, and students are urged to consult assigned advisors prior to each registration period to ensure that all requirements are met. 

Passing scores on the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification (MTTC) subject area tests are required for recommendations to the Michigan Department of Education for teacher certification. Scores are typically valid for five years from the date a candidate successfully passes their test.

The total number of credit hours for the degree varies from 122 to 166 depending on the concentration.

ASD: Autism Spectrum Disorder; CI: Cognitive Impairment; DHH: Deaf and Hard of Hearing

ASD & Birth-Kindergarten

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110) and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab (SCE 2100/SCE 2105) are included in the B-K/ASD coursework.
Approximately 27 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the B-K Concentration coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry. 27
Foundation Coursework
ELE 2000Child Development: Birth-Age 83
ELE 2020Foundations of Early Childhood Education and Clinical Experience3
BK Education Courses
ELE 2010Equitable Partnerships with Families and Communities3
ELE 2015Play: How Young Children Learn3
ELE 2025Social Emotional Learning: Birth-Age 83
ELE 2035Inclusion, Equity, and Justice in Early Childhood3
ELE 2050
ELE 2055
Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: Infants and Toddlers
and Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: Infants and Toddlers Clinical Experience
4
ELE 2075The Creative Arts in Early Childhood Education3
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6210
ELE 6211
Literacy Methods I (PK-3)
and Literacy Clinical Experience (PK-3)
4
ELE 6030Assessment of Young Children3
ELE 6041The Content Areas in Early Childhood Curriculum3
ELE 6100Planning and Implementing Preschool Curriculum3
ELE 6110Planning Infant and Toddler Curriculum3
ELE 6130Early Childhood Advocacy, Leadership, and Administration3
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
TED 6730
ELE 6080
Early Childhood Preschool Apprenticeship
and Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: The Preschool Learning Environment
9
TED 6740Early Childhood Special Education Student Teaching12
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6810Special Education Practicum3
Total Credits122

CI & Birth-Kindergarten

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110) and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab (SCE 2100/SCE 2105) are included in the B-K/CI coursework.
Approximately 27 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the B-K Concentration coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry. 27
Foundation Courses
ELE 2000Child Development: Birth-Age 83
ELE 2020Foundations of Early Childhood Education and Clinical Experience3
BK Education Courses
ELE 2010Equitable Partnerships with Families and Communities3
ELE 2015Play: How Young Children Learn3
ELE 2025Social Emotional Learning: Birth-Age 83
ELE 2035Inclusion, Equity, and Justice in Early Childhood3
ELE 2050
ELE 2055
Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: Infants and Toddlers
and Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: Infants and Toddlers Clinical Experience
4
ELE 2075The Creative Arts in Early Childhood Education3
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6210
ELE 6211
Literacy Methods I (PK-3)
and Literacy Clinical Experience (PK-3)
4
ELE 6030Assessment of Young Children3
ELE 6041The Content Areas in Early Childhood Curriculum3
ELE 6100Planning and Implementing Preschool Curriculum3
ELE 6110Planning Infant and Toddler Curriculum3
ELE 6130Early Childhood Advocacy, Leadership, and Administration3
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
TED 6730
ELE 6080
Early Childhood Preschool Apprenticeship
and Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: The Preschool Learning Environment
9
TED 6740Early Childhood Special Education Student Teaching12
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6810Special Education Practicum3
Total Credits122

DHH & Birth-Kindergarten

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110); Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab (SCE 2100/SCE 2105); and Cultural Inquiry (ASE 2050) are included in the B-K/DHH coursework.
Approximately 24 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the B-K Concentration coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry.24
Foundation Courses
ELE 2000Child Development: Birth-Age 83
ELE 2020Foundations of Early Childhood Education and Clinical Experience3
BK Education Courses
ELE 2010Equitable Partnerships with Families and Communities3
ELE 2015Play: How Young Children Learn3
ELE 2025Social Emotional Learning: Birth-Age 83
ELE 2035Inclusion, Equity, and Justice in Early Childhood3
ELE 2050
ELE 2055
Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: Infants and Toddlers
and Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: Infants and Toddlers Clinical Experience
4
ELE 2075The Creative Arts in Early Childhood Education3
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6210
ELE 6211
Literacy Methods I (PK-3)
and Literacy Clinical Experience (PK-3)
4
ELE 6030Assessment of Young Children3
ELE 6041The Content Areas in Early Childhood Curriculum3
ELE 6100Planning and Implementing Preschool Curriculum3
ELE 6110Planning Infant and Toddler Curriculum3
ELE 6130Early Childhood Advocacy, Leadership, and Administration3
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
TED 6730
ELE 6080
Early Childhood Preschool Apprenticeship
and Intentional and Inclusive Teaching: The Preschool Learning Environment
9
TED 6740Early Childhood Special Education Student Teaching12
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6810Special Education Practicum3
Total Credits130

ASD & Grades PK-3

General Education
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110; MAT 1120) and the Natural Scientific Inquiry (NSI) with lab (SCE 2100 and SCE 2105) are included in the PK-3/ASD coursework.
Approximately 27 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the required coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry; and Global Learning Inquiry. 27
Foundation Courses
Choose One3
Educational Psychology
Child Development: Birth-Age 8
ELE 2020Foundations of Early Childhood Education and Clinical Experience3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
PK-3 Education Courses
ELE 6041The Content Areas in Early Childhood Curriculum3
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6210Literacy Methods I (PK-3)3
ELE 6370Mathematics Methods (PK-3)3
TED 6610Elementary Education P-3 Clinical Methods I2
ELE 6225Literacy Methods II (PK-6)3
ELE 6350Mathematics Foundations (PK-6)3
ELE 6550Science Curriculum and Methods (PK-6)2
ELE 6600Social Studies Methods (PK-6)3
ELE 6800
TED 6660
Methods for Integrated Curriculum and Pedagogy (PK-6)
and Elementary Education Clinical Methods II
5
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
MAT 1120Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
SSE 5720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers I3
SSE 6720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers II3
TED 6750Elementary Education Student Teaching12
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits132

CI & Grades PK-3

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110; MAT 1120) and the Natural Scientific Inquiry (NSI) with lab (SCE 2100 and SCE 2105) are included in the PK-3/CI coursework.
Approximately 27 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the required coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry; and Global Learning Inquiry. 27
Foundation Courses
Choose One3
Educational Psychology
Child Development: Birth-Age 8
ELE 2020Foundations of Early Childhood Education and Clinical Experience3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
PK-3 Education Courses
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6041The Content Areas in Early Childhood Curriculum3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6210Literacy Methods I (PK-3)3
ELE 6370Mathematics Methods (PK-3)3
TED 6610Elementary Education P-3 Clinical Methods I2
ELE 6225Literacy Methods II (PK-6)3
ELE 6350Mathematics Foundations (PK-6)3
ELE 6550Science Curriculum and Methods (PK-6)2
ELE 6600Social Studies Methods (PK-6)3
ELE 6800
TED 6660
Methods for Integrated Curriculum and Pedagogy (PK-6)
and Elementary Education Clinical Methods II
5
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
MAT 1120Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
SSE 5720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers I3
SSE 6720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers II3
TED 6750Elementary Education Student Teaching12
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits132

DHH & Grades PK-3

General Education
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110; MAT 1120); Natural Scientific Inquiry (NSI) with lab (SCE 2100 and SCE 2105) ); and Cultural Inquiry (ASE 2050) are included in the PK-3/DHH coursework.
Approximately 24 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the required coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry; and Global Learning Inquiry.24
Foundation Courses
Choose One3
Educational Psychology
Child Development: Birth-Age 8
ELE 2020Foundations of Early Childhood Education and Clinical Experience3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
PK-3 Education Courses
ELE 6041The Content Areas in Early Childhood Curriculum3
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6210Literacy Methods I (PK-3)3
ELE 6370Mathematics Methods (PK-3)3
TED 6610Elementary Education P-3 Clinical Methods I2
ELE 6225Literacy Methods II (PK-6)3
ELE 6350Mathematics Foundations (PK-6)3
ELE 6550Science Curriculum and Methods (PK-6)2
ELE 6600Social Studies Methods (PK-6)3
ELE 6800
TED 6660
Methods for Integrated Curriculum and Pedagogy (PK-6)
and Elementary Education Clinical Methods II
5
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
MAT 1120Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
SSE 5720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers I3
SSE 6720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers II3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840Special Education-General Education Student Teaching12
Total Credits134

ASD & Grades 3-6

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110; MAT 1120) and the Natural Scientific Inquiry (NSI) with lab (SCE 2100 and SCE 2105) are included in the Grades 3-6/ASD coursework.
Approximately 27 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the required coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry. 27
Foundation Courses
EDP 3310Educational Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Grades 3-6 Education Courses
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6225Literacy Methods II (PK-6)3
ELE 6215Literacy Methods I (3-6)3
ELE 6380Mathematics Methods (3-6)3
TED 6615Elementary Education 3-6 Clinical Methods I2
ELE 6350Mathematics Foundations (PK-6)3
ELE 6550Science Curriculum and Methods (PK-6)2
ELE 6500Science Curriculum and Methods (3-6)3
ELE 6600Social Studies Methods (PK-6)3
ELE 6800
TED 6660
Methods for Integrated Curriculum and Pedagogy (PK-6)
and Elementary Education Clinical Methods II
5
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
MAT 1120Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
SSE 5720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers I3
SSE 6720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers II3
TED 6750Elementary Education Student Teaching12
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits129

CI & Grades 3-6

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110; MAT 1120) and the Natural Scientific Inquiry (NSI) with lab (SCE 2100 and SCE 2105) are included in the Grades 3-6/CI coursework.
Approximately 27 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the required coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry: and Global Learning Inquiry. 27
Foundation Courses
EDP 3310Educational Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Grades 3-6 Education Courses
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6215Literacy Methods I (3-6)3
ELE 6380Mathematics Methods (3-6)3
TED 6615Elementary Education 3-6 Clinical Methods I2
ELE 6225Literacy Methods II (PK-6)3
ELE 6350Mathematics Foundations (PK-6)3
ELE 6550Science Curriculum and Methods (PK-6)2
ELE 6500Science Curriculum and Methods (3-6)3
ELE 6600Social Studies Methods (PK-6)3
ELE 6800
TED 6660
Methods for Integrated Curriculum and Pedagogy (PK-6)
and Elementary Education Clinical Methods II
5
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
MAT 1120Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
SSE 5720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers I3
SSE 6720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers II3
TED 6750Elementary Education Student Teaching12
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits129

DHH & Grades 3-6

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirements for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1110; MAT 1120); Natural Scientific Inquiry (NSI) with lab (SCE 2100 and SCE 2105); and Cultural Inquiry (ASE 2050) are included in the Grades 3-6/DHH coursework.
Approximately 24 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the required coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry; and Global Learning Inquiry.24
Foundation Courses
EDP 3310Educational Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Grades 3-6 Education Courses
ELE 6200Diverse Children’s Literature for Elementary Teachers3
ELE 6205Literacy Foundations3
ELE 6225Literacy Methods II (PK-6)3
ELE 6215Literacy Methods I (3-6)3
ELE 6380Mathematics Methods (3-6)3
TED 6615Elementary Education 3-6 Clinical Methods I2
ELE 6350Mathematics Foundations (PK-6)3
ELE 6550Science Curriculum and Methods (PK-6)2
ELE 6500Science Curriculum and Methods (3-6)3
ELE 6600Social Studies Methods (PK-6)3
ELE 6800
TED 6660
Methods for Integrated Curriculum and Pedagogy (PK-6)
and Elementary Education Clinical Methods II
5
MAT 1110Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers I3
MAT 1120Mathematics for Elementary School Teachers II3
SCE 2100
SCE 2105
Integrated Science Content PK-6
and Integrated Science Lab PK-6
4
SSE 5720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers I3
SSE 6720Social Studies Disciplines for Elementary Teachers II3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840Special Education-General Education Student Teaching12
Total Credits131

ASD & Science 5-9

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1070; MAT 1800), Natural Scientific Inquiry (many of the science courses), Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab (many of the science courses with labs) are included in the Science 5-9/ASD coursework.
Approximately 24 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Science 5-9 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry.24
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Science 5-9 Content Courses
Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 1070. Additionally, pre-requisites for science courses (e.g. physics, chemistry, etc.) may also be required.
MAT 1070College Algebra5
MAT 1800Elementary Functions4
MAT 6150Probability and Statistics for Teachers4
AST 2010
AST 2011
Descriptive Astronomy
and Descriptive Astronomy Laboratory
5
BIO 1500
BIO 1501
Basic Life Diversity
and Basic Life Diversity Laboratory
4
BIO 1510
BIO 1511
Basic Life Mechanisms
and Basic Life Mechanisms Laboratory
4
Choose One Biology Course3-5
Introduction to Cell Biology
Evolution: Basic Concepts and Applications
Anatomy and Physiology
Ecology and the Environment
CHM 1100
CHM 1130
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
5
ESG 1010
ESG 1011
Geology: The Science of the Earth
and Geology: The Science of the Earth Laboratory
4
ESG 1370Meteorology: The Study of Weather3
PHY 2130
PHY 2131
Physics for the Life Sciences I
and Physics for the Life Sciences Experimental Laboratory
5
Choose One5
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
Physics for the Life Sciences II
and Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory
Science 5-9 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SCE 5060
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SCE 5070
TED 6670
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
SCE 6010Safety in the Science Classroom2
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits150-152

CI & Science 5-9

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1070; MAT 1800), Natural Scientific Inquiry (many of the science courses), Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab (many of the science courses with labs) are included in the Science 5-9/CI coursework.
Approximately 24 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Science 5-9 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry; and Global Learning Inquiry.24
Education Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Science 5-9 Content Courses
Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 1070. Additionally, pre-requisites for science courses (e.g. physics, chemistry, etc.) may also be required.
MAT 1070College Algebra5
MAT 1800Elementary Functions4
MAT 6150Probability and Statistics for Teachers4
AST 2010
AST 2011
Descriptive Astronomy
and Descriptive Astronomy Laboratory
5
BIO 1500
BIO 1501
Basic Life Diversity
and Basic Life Diversity Laboratory
4
BIO 1510
BIO 1511
Basic Life Mechanisms
and Basic Life Mechanisms Laboratory
4
Choose One Biology Course3-5
Introduction to Cell Biology
Evolution: Basic Concepts and Applications
Anatomy and Physiology
Ecology and the Environment
CHM 1100
CHM 1130
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
5
ESG 1010
ESG 1011
Geology: The Science of the Earth
and Geology: The Science of the Earth Laboratory
4
ESG 1370Meteorology: The Study of Weather3
PHY 2130
PHY 2131
Physics for the Life Sciences I
and Physics for the Life Sciences Experimental Laboratory
5
Choose One5
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
Physics for the Life Sciences II
and Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory
Science 5-9 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SCE 5060
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SCE 5070
TED 6670
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
SCE 6010Safety in the Science Classroom2
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits150-152

DHH & Science 5-9

General Education Courses
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience (MAT 1070; MAT 1800), Natural Scientific Inquiry (many of the science courses), Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab (many of the science courses with labs), and Cultural Inquiry (ASE 2050) are included in the Science 5-9/DHH coursework.
Approximately 21 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Science 5-9 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry.21
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Science 5-9 Content Courses
Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 1070. Additionally, pre-requisites for science courses (e.g. physics, chemistry, etc.) may also be required.
MAT 1070College Algebra5
MAT 1800Elementary Functions4
MAT 6150Probability and Statistics for Teachers4
AST 2010
AST 2011
Descriptive Astronomy
and Descriptive Astronomy Laboratory
5
BIO 1500
BIO 1501
Basic Life Diversity
and Basic Life Diversity Laboratory
4
BIO 1510
BIO 1511
Basic Life Mechanisms
and Basic Life Mechanisms Laboratory
4
Choose One Biology Course3-5
Introduction to Cell Biology
Evolution: Basic Concepts and Applications
Anatomy and Physiology
Ecology and the Environment
CHM 1100
CHM 1130
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
5
ESG 1010
ESG 1011
Geology: The Science of the Earth
and Geology: The Science of the Earth Laboratory
4
ESG 1370Meteorology: The Study of Weather3
PHY 2130
PHY 2131
Physics for the Life Sciences I
and Physics for the Life Sciences Experimental Laboratory
5
Choose One5
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
Physics for the Life Sciences II
and Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory
Science 5-9 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SCE 5060
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SCE 5070
TED 6670
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
SCE 6010Safety in the Science Classroom2
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840
TED 6710
Special Education-General Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Total Credits152-154

ASD & ELA 7-12

The General Education Requirements for Intermediate Composition (ENG 2390), Cultural Inquiry (ENG 2250), Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry (ENG 2530 or ENG 2570), and Global Learning Inquiry (ENG 2540) are included in the English Language Arts 7-12/ASD coursework.
Approximately 22 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the English Language Arts 7-12 Grade Band: Basic Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Civic Literacy Inquiry, and Social Inquiry.22
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
English 7-12 Content Courses
ENG 2200Shakespeare: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2250British Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2350American Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2390Introduction to African-American Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2430Digital Literacies: Writing about Texts3
ENG 5720Linguistics and Education3
ENG 5730English Grammar3
Choose One3
Geopolitics and Literature: Writing about Texts
Global Literatures: Writing about Texts
Choose One3
Queer Literatures: Writing about Texts
Women Writers: Writing about Texts
Choose One3
Introduction to Film
Foundations of Creative Writing
Writing and Community
Introduction to Literary Studies
Public Humanities
Choose One3
Stories of Detroit: Writing about Texts
Languages of the World
Introduction to Rhetorical Theory
Introduction to Cultural Studies
English Literature after 1700
The Craft of Poetry
The Craft of Prose
Topics in African American Literature
English 7-12 Education Courses
EED 5200Methods of Teaching English (7-12)3
EED 6120
TED 6670
Teaching Composition Methods (7-12)
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
EED 6210Language, Literacy, and Learning3
EED 6310Young Adult Literature3
EED 6330
TED 6620
Teaching Literature Methods (7-12)
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
TED 5350Topics in Racial Justice in Education3
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits140

CI & ELA 7-12

The General Education Requirements for Intermediate Composition (ENG 2390), Cultural Inquiry (ENG 2250), Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry (ENG 2530 or ENG 2570), and Global Learning Inquiry (ENG 2540) are included in the English Language Arts 7-12/CI coursework.
Approximately 22 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the English Language Arts 7-12 Grade Band: Basic Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Civic Literacy Inquiry, and Social Inquiry.22
Education Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
English 7-12 Content Courses
ENG 2200Shakespeare: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2250British Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2350American Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2390Introduction to African-American Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2430Digital Literacies: Writing about Texts3
ENG 5720Linguistics and Education3
ENG 5730English Grammar3
Choose One3
Geopolitics and Literature: Writing about Texts
Global Literatures: Writing about Texts
Choose One3
Queer Literatures: Writing about Texts
Women Writers: Writing about Texts
Choose One3
Introduction to Film
Foundations of Creative Writing
Writing and Community
Introduction to Literary Studies
Public Humanities
Choose One3
Stories of Detroit: Writing about Texts
Languages of the World
Introduction to Rhetorical Theory
Introduction to Cultural Studies
English Literature after 1700
The Craft of Poetry
The Craft of Prose
Topics in African American Literature
English 7-12 Education Courses
EED 5200Methods of Teaching English (7-12)3
EED 6120
TED 6670
Teaching Composition Methods (7-12)
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
EED 6210Language, Literacy, and Learning3
EED 6310Young Adult Literature3
EED 6330
TED 6620
Teaching Literature Methods (7-12)
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
TED 5350Topics in Racial Justice in Education3
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits140

DHH & ELA 7-12

The General Education Requirements for Intermediate Composition (ENG 2390), Cultural Inquiry (ENG 2250), Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry (ENG 2530 or ENG 2570), and Global Learning Inquiry (ENG 2540) are included in the English Language Arts 7-12/DHH coursework.
Approximately 22 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the English Language Arts 7-12 Grade Band: Basic Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Civic Literacy Inquiry, and Social Inquiry.22
Education Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
English 7-12 Content Courses
ENG 2200Shakespeare: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2250British Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2350American Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2390Introduction to African-American Literature: Writing about Texts3
ENG 2430Digital Literacies: Writing about Texts3
ENG 5720Linguistics and Education3
ENG 5730English Grammar3
Choose One3
Geopolitics and Literature: Writing about Texts
Global Literatures: Writing about Texts
Choose One3
Queer Literatures: Writing about Texts
Women Writers: Writing about Texts
Choose One3
Introduction to Film
Foundations of Creative Writing
Writing and Community
Introduction to Literary Studies
Public Humanities
Choose One3
Stories of Detroit: Writing about Texts
Languages of the World
Introduction to Rhetorical Theory
Introduction to Cultural Studies
English Literature after 1700
The Craft of Poetry
The Craft of Prose
Topics in African American Literature
English 7-12 Education Courses
EED 5200Methods of Teaching English (7-12)3
EED 6120
TED 6670
Teaching Composition Methods (7-12)
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
EED 6210Language, Literacy, and Learning3
EED 6310Young Adult Literature3
EED 6330
TED 6620
Teaching Literature Methods (7-12)
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
TED 5350Topics in Racial Justice in Education3
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840
TED 6710
Special Education-General Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Total Credits145

ASD & Mathematics 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience is included in the Math 7-12/ASD coursework.
Approximately 31 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Math 7-12 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry.31
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Mathematics 7-12 Content Courses
Note: Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 2010. Additional courses may be needed before taking MAT 2010.
MAT 2010Calculus I4
MAT 2020Calculus II4
MAT 2030Calculus III4
MAT 2250Elementary Linear Algebra3
MAT 2860Discrete Mathematics3
MAT 5040Elementary Abstract Algebra4
MAT 6140Geometry: An Axiomatic Approach3
STA 2210Probability and Statistics4
Mathematics 7-12 Education Courses
MAE 5150
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction: Secondary School Mathematics
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
MAE 6050
TED 6670
Teaching Mathematics Methods in the Middle Grades
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
MAE 6075Historical and Social Contexts of Teaching Mathematics (5-12)3
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
TED 6760Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching12
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits130

CI & Mathematics 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience is included in the Math 7-12/CI coursework.
Approximately 31 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Math 7-12 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry; and Global Learning Inquiry.31
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Mathematics 7-12 Content Courses
Note: Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 2010. Additional courses may be needed before taking MAT 2010.
MAT 2010Calculus I4
MAT 2020Calculus II4
MAT 2030Calculus III4
MAT 2250Elementary Linear Algebra3
MAT 2860Discrete Mathematics3
MAT 5040Elementary Abstract Algebra4
MAT 6140Geometry: An Axiomatic Approach3
STA 2210Probability and Statistics4
Mathematics 7-12 Education Courses
MAE 5150
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction: Secondary School Mathematics
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
MAE 6050
TED 6670
Teaching Mathematics Methods in the Middle Grades
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
MAE 6075Historical and Social Contexts of Teaching Mathematics (5-12)3
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
TED 6760Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching12
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits130

DHH & Mathematics 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience and Cultural Inquiry (ASE 2050) are included in the Math 7-12/DHH coursework.
Approximately 28 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Math 7-12/DHH coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Natural Scientific Inquiry, Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry.28
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Mathematics 7-12 Content Courses
Note: Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 2010. Additional courses may be needed before taking MAT 2010.
MAT 2010Calculus I4
MAT 2020Calculus II4
MAT 2030Calculus III4
MAT 2250Elementary Linear Algebra3
MAT 2860Discrete Mathematics3
MAT 5040Elementary Abstract Algebra4
MAT 6140Geometry: An Axiomatic Approach3
STA 2210Probability and Statistics4
Mathematics 7-12 Education Courses
MAE 5150
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction: Secondary School Mathematics
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
MAE 6050
TED 6670
Teaching Mathematics Methods in the Middle Grades
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
MAE 6075Historical and Social Contexts of Teaching Mathematics (5-12)3
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840Special Education-General Education Student Teaching12
Total Credits132

ASD & Science 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab are included in the Science 7-12/ASD coursework.
Approximately 24 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Science 7-12 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry.24
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Science 7-12 Education Content Courses
Note: Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 1800. Additionally, pre-requisites for science courses (e.g. physics, chemistry, etc.) may also be required.
MAT 1800Elementary Functions4
MAT 2010Calculus I4
MAT 6150Probability and Statistics for Teachers4
AST 2010
AST 2011
Descriptive Astronomy
and Descriptive Astronomy Laboratory
5
BIO 1500
BIO 1501
Basic Life Diversity
and Basic Life Diversity Laboratory
4
BIO 1510
BIO 1511
Basic Life Mechanisms
and Basic Life Mechanisms Laboratory
4
Choose One Biology Course3-5
Introduction to Cell Biology
Evolution: Basic Concepts and Applications
Anatomy and Physiology
Ecology and the Environment
CHM 1100
CHM 1130
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHM 1140
CHM 1150
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHM 1240
CHM 1250
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
5
ESG 1010
ESG 1011
Geology: The Science of the Earth
and Geology: The Science of the Earth Laboratory
4
ESG 1370Meteorology: The Study of Weather3
PHY 2130
PHY 2131
Physics for the Life Sciences I
and Physics for the Life Sciences Experimental Laboratory
5
PHY 2140
PHY 2141
Physics for the Life Sciences II
and Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory
5
PHY: Any 3000-level or higher3
Science 7-12 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SCE 5060
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SCE 5070
TED 6670
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
SCE 6010Safety in the Science Classroom2
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits162-164

CI & Science 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab are included in the Science 7-12/CI coursework.
Approximately 24 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Science 7-12 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Cultural Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry; and Global Learning Inquiry.24
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Science 7-12 Education Content Courses
Note: Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 1800. Additionally, pre-requisites for science courses (e.g. physics, chemistry, etc.) may also be required.
MAT 1800Elementary Functions4
MAT 2010Calculus I4
MAT 6150Probability and Statistics for Teachers4
AST 2010
AST 2011
Descriptive Astronomy
and Descriptive Astronomy Laboratory
5
BIO 1500
BIO 1501
Basic Life Diversity
and Basic Life Diversity Laboratory
4
BIO 1510
BIO 1511
Basic Life Mechanisms
and Basic Life Mechanisms Laboratory
4
Choose One Biology Course3-5
Introduction to Cell Biology
Evolution: Basic Concepts and Applications
Anatomy and Physiology
Ecology and the Environment
CHM 1100
CHM 1130
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHM 1140
CHM 1150
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHM 1240
CHM 1250
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
5
ESG 1010
ESG 1011
Geology: The Science of the Earth
and Geology: The Science of the Earth Laboratory
4
ESG 1370Meteorology: The Study of Weather3
PHY 2130
PHY 2131
Physics for the Life Sciences I
and Physics for the Life Sciences Experimental Laboratory
5
PHY 2140
PHY 2141
Physics for the Life Sciences II
and Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory
5
PHY: Any 3000-level or higher3
Science 7-12 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SCE 5060
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SCE 5070
TED 6670
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
SCE 6010Safety in the Science Classroom2
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits162-164

DHH & Science 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry (many of the science courses), Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab (many of the science courses with labs), and Cultural Inquiry (ASE 2050) are included in the Science 7-12/DHH coursework.
Approximately 21 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Science 7-12/DHH coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Civic Literacy Inquiry, Social Inquiry, Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry, and Global Learning Inquiry.21
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Science 7-12 Education Content Courses
Note: Placement based on prior coursework or testing is required before registering for MAT 1800. Additionally, pre-requisites for science courses (e.g. physics, chemistry, etc.) may also be required.
MAT 1800Elementary Functions4
MAT 2010Calculus I4
MAT 6150Probability and Statistics for Teachers4
AST 2010
AST 2011
Descriptive Astronomy
and Descriptive Astronomy Laboratory
5
BIO 1500
BIO 1501
Basic Life Diversity
and Basic Life Diversity Laboratory
4
BIO 1510
BIO 1511
Basic Life Mechanisms
and Basic Life Mechanisms Laboratory
4
Choose One Biology Course3-5
Introduction to Cell Biology
Evolution: Basic Concepts and Applications
Anatomy and Physiology
Ecology and the Environment
CHM 1100
CHM 1130
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHM 1140
CHM 1150
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHM 1240
CHM 1250
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
5
ESG 1010
ESG 1011
Geology: The Science of the Earth
and Geology: The Science of the Earth Laboratory
4
ESG 1370Meteorology: The Study of Weather3
PHY 2130
PHY 2131
Physics for the Life Sciences I
and Physics for the Life Sciences Experimental Laboratory
5
PHY 2140
PHY 2141
Physics for the Life Sciences II
and Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory
5
PHY: Any 3000-level or higher3
Science 7-12 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SCE 5060
TED 6620
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SCE 5070
TED 6670
Methods and Materials of Instruction in Secondary School Science II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
SCE 6010Safety in the Science Classroom2
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840
TED 6710
Special Education-General Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Total Credits164-166

ASD & Social Studies 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Civic Literacy Inquiry (HIS 2040, PS 1010, HIS 2050); Social Inquiry (ECO 2010, ECO 2020); Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry (ANT 3530, GPH/HIS/PS/US 2000); and Global Learning Inquiry ( GPH 1100, HIS 1400) are included in the Social Studies 7-12/ASD coursework.
Approximately 22 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Social Studies 7-12 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab and Cultural Inquiry.22
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Social Studies 7-12 Content Courses
AFS 1010Introduction to African American Studies3
ANT 3530Native Americans3
ECO 2010Principles of Microeconomics4
ECO 2020Principles of Macroeconomics4
GPH 1100World Regional Patterns4
HIS 1000World Civilization to 15003
HIS 1300Europe and the World: 1500-19454
HIS 1400The World Since 19454
HIS 2040American Foundations to 18773
HIS 2050Modern America: Since 18773
LAS 1420Introduction to Interdisciplinary Latino/a Studies Research3
PS 1010American Government4
Choose One3
Introduction to Asian American Studies
Introduction to Asian American Studies
Choose One4
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Choose One3-4
Economics of Race and Gender
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
Choose One3-4
Geography of Michigan
History of Michigan
Michigan Politics
Social Studies 7-12 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SSE 5800Introduction to Social Studies Education1
SSE 6710
TED 6620
Secondary Social Studies Methods I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SSE 6730
TED 6670
Secondary Social Studies Methods II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
TED 5350Topics in Racial Justice in Education3
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits154-156

CI & Social Studies 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Civic Literacy Inquiry (HIS 2040, PS 1010, HIS 2050); Social Inquiry (ECO 2010, ECO 2020); Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry (ANT 3530, GPH/HIS/PS/US 2000); and Global Learning Inquiry ( GPH 1100, HIS 1400) are included in the Social Studies 7-12/CI coursework.
Approximately 22 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Social Studies 7-12 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab and Cultural Inquiry.22
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Social Studies 7-12 Content Courses
AFS 1010Introduction to African American Studies3
ANT 3530Native Americans3
ECO 2010Principles of Microeconomics4
ECO 2020Principles of Macroeconomics4
GPH 1100World Regional Patterns4
HIS 1000World Civilization to 15003
HIS 1300Europe and the World: 1500-19454
HIS 1400The World Since 19454
HIS 2040American Foundations to 18773
HIS 2050Modern America: Since 18773
LAS 1420Introduction to Interdisciplinary Latino/a Studies Research3
PS 1010American Government4
Choose One3
Introduction to Asian American Studies
Introduction to Asian American Studies
Choose One4
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Choose One3-4
Economics of Race and Gender
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
Choose One3-4
Geography of Michigan
History of Michigan
Michigan Politics
Social Studies 7-12 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SSE 5800Introduction to Social Studies Education1
SSE 6710
TED 6620
Secondary Social Studies Methods I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SSE 6730
TED 6670
Secondary Social Studies Methods II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
TED 5350Topics in Racial Justice in Education3
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
TED 6760
TED 6710
Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits154-156

DHH & Social Studies 7-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Civic Literacy Inquiry (HIS 2040, PS 1010, HIS 2050); Social Inquiry (ECO 2010, ECO 2020); Diversity Equity & Inclusion Inquiry (ANT 3530, GPH/HIS/PS/US 2000); Cultural Inquiry (ASE 2050); and Global Learning Inquiry ( GPH 1100, HIS 1400) are included in the Social Studies 7-12/DHH coursework.
Approximately 19 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Social Studies 7-12 Grade Band coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab.19
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Social Studies 7-12 Content Courses
AFS 1010Introduction to African American Studies3
ANT 3530Native Americans3
ECO 2010Principles of Microeconomics4
ECO 2020Principles of Macroeconomics4
GPH 1100World Regional Patterns4
HIS 1000World Civilization to 15003
HIS 1300Europe and the World: 1500-19454
HIS 1400The World Since 19454
HIS 2040American Foundations to 18773
HIS 2050Modern America: Since 18773
LAS 1420Introduction to Interdisciplinary Latino/a Studies Research3
PS 1010American Government4
Choose One3
Introduction to Asian American Studies
Introduction to Asian American Studies
Choose One4
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Introduction to Urban Studies
Choose One3-4
Economics of Race and Gender
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
Choose One3-4
Geography of Michigan
History of Michigan
Michigan Politics
Social Studies 7-12 Education Courses
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
SSE 5800Introduction to Social Studies Education1
SSE 6710
TED 6620
Secondary Social Studies Methods I
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods I
5
SSE 6730
TED 6670
Secondary Social Studies Methods II
and Middle and Secondary Education Clinical Methods II
6
TED 5350Topics in Racial Justice in Education3
TED 5600Assessment for Middle and Secondary Education3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840
TED 6710
Special Education-General Education Student Teaching
and Middle and Secondary Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Total Credits156-158

ASD & Visual Arts K-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Cultural Inquiry (AH 1110); Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (AH 3750, AFS 1010, ANT 2020, HIS 3650, US 3650) are included in the Visual Arts Education PK-12/ASD coursework.
Approximately 28 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Visual Arts K-12 coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Social Inquiry, Global Learning, and Civic Literacy.28
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Visual Arts K-12 Content Courses
ACO 1200Surface Studio3
Choose One3
Space Studio
Time Studio
ACR 2560Introduction to Ceramics for Non-Majors3
ADR 1050Drawing I3
ADR 2070Introduction to Life Drawing3
AH 1110Survey of Art History: Ancient through Medieval3
AH 1120Survey of Art History: Renaissance through Modern3
Choose One3
Introduction to African American Studies
African American Art and Design
Global Detroit
History of Detroit
History of Detroit
APA 2000Introduction to Oil Painting3
APH 2405Introduction to Photography for Non-Majors3
APR 2300Printmaking3
ASL 2150Beginning Sculpture3
Visual Arts 7-12 Education Courses
AED 5000Introduction to Art Education3
AED 5100Topics in Art Education3
AED 5150Computer Graphics in the Classroom3
AED 5160Theory and Practice in Art Education3
AED 5500
TED 6630
2d Methods and Materials
and Multi-Age Education Clinical Methods I
5
AED 5510
TED 6680
3d Methods and Materials
and Multi-Age Education Clinical Methods II
6
AED 5890The Art of Indigenous Cultures: Inclusion in the K-12 Curriculum3
AED 6920Multi-Cultural Issues in Art Education3
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
TED 6770
TED 6720
Multi-Age Education Student Teaching
and Multi-Age Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
ASD Courses
SED 6021Introduction to Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder3
SED 6030Teaching Students with Cognitive, Behavior, and Communication Differences3
SED 6050Teaching Students with Communication Differences3
SED 6060Teaching Students with Movement and Sensory Differences2
SED 6070Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Autism3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits152

CI & Visual Arts K-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Cultural Inquiry (AH 1110); Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (AH 3750, AFS 1010, ANT 2020, HIS 3650, US 3650) are included in the Visual Arts Education PK-12/CI coursework.
Approximately 28 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Visual Arts K-12 coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Social Inquiry, Global Learning, and Civic Literacy.28
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Visual Arts K-12 Content Courses
ACO 1200Surface Studio3
Choose One3
Space Studio
Time Studio
ACR 2560Introduction to Ceramics for Non-Majors3
ADR 1050Drawing I3
ADR 2070Introduction to Life Drawing3
AH 1110Survey of Art History: Ancient through Medieval3
AH 1120Survey of Art History: Renaissance through Modern3
Choose One3
Introduction to African American Studies
African American Art and Design
Global Detroit
History of Detroit
History of Detroit
APA 2000Introduction to Oil Painting3
APH 2405Introduction to Photography for Non-Majors3
APR 2300Printmaking3
ASL 2150Beginning Sculpture3
Visual Arts K-12 Education Courses
AED 5000Introduction to Art Education3
AED 5100Topics in Art Education3
AED 5150Computer Graphics in the Classroom3
AED 5160Theory and Practice in Art Education3
AED 5500
TED 6630
2d Methods and Materials
and Multi-Age Education Clinical Methods I
5
AED 5510
TED 6680
3d Methods and Materials
and Multi-Age Education Clinical Methods II
6
AED 5890The Art of Indigenous Cultures: Inclusion in the K-12 Curriculum3
AED 6920Multi-Cultural Issues in Art Education3
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
TED 6770
TED 6720
Multi-Age Education Student Teaching
and Multi-Age Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
CI Courses
SED 5110Introduction to Teaching Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5115Observation and Assessment of Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs3
SED 5121Language Development and Instruction for Students with Moderate/Significant Support Needs2
SED 5125Teaching Students with Significant/Multiple Support Needs3
SED 5130Teaching Students with Moderate Support Needs3
TED 6790Special Education Internship6
Total Credits152

DHH & Visual Arts K-12

General Education
The General Education Requirement for Cultural Inquiry (AH 1110, ASE 2050); Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (AH 3750, AFS 1010, ANT 2020, HIS 3650, US 3650) are included in the Visual Arts Education PK-12/DHH coursework.
Approximately 28 credit hours are needed for General Education courses not included in the Visual Arts K-12 coursework: Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, Quantitative Experience, Natural Scientific Inquiry, and Natural Scientific Inquiry w/Lab, Social Inquiry, Global Learning, and Civic Literacy.28
Foundation Courses
EDP 5480Adolescent Psychology3
TED 2300Foundations I: Sociopolitical Context of Schooling3
TED 2310
TED 2315
Foundations II: Education in Urban Spaces
and Foundations II: Clinical Experience
4
TED 2320Foundations III: Inclusive Schooling3
Visual Arts K-12 Content Courses
ACO 1200Surface Studio3
Choose One3
Space Studio
Time Studio
ACR 2560Introduction to Ceramics for Non-Majors3
ADR 1050Drawing I3
ADR 2070Introduction to Life Drawing3
AH 1110Survey of Art History: Ancient through Medieval3
AH 1120Survey of Art History: Renaissance through Modern3
Choose One3
Introduction to African American Studies
African American Art and Design
Global Detroit
History of Detroit
History of Detroit
APA 2000Introduction to Oil Painting3
APH 2405Introduction to Photography for Non-Majors3
APR 2300Printmaking3
ASL 2150Beginning Sculpture3
Visual Arts K-12 Education Courses
AED 5000Introduction to Art Education3
AED 5100Topics in Art Education3
AED 5150Computer Graphics in the Classroom3
AED 5160Theory and Practice in Art Education3
AED 5500
TED 6630
2d Methods and Materials
and Multi-Age Education Clinical Methods I
5
AED 5510
TED 6680
3d Methods and Materials
and Multi-Age Education Clinical Methods II
6
AED 5890The Art of Indigenous Cultures: Inclusion in the K-12 Curriculum3
AED 6920Multi-Cultural Issues in Art Education3
RLL 6121Teaching Literacies across the Content Areas 3
Special Education Foundation Courses
SED 5000History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Teaching Students with Disabilities2
SED 5075Consultation and Collaboration for Inclusive Teaching2
SED 5080Supportive Environments, Engaged Learning2
SED 5090Transitions for Students with Disabilities2
DHH Courses
ASE 2050Deaf Culture3
ASE 3000American Sign Language I3
ASE 3020American Sign Language II3
ASE 3030American Sign Language III3
ASE 3040American Sign Language IV3
ASE 5060Fingerspelling and Numbers3
ASE 5070Non-Manual Grammatical Features of American Sign Language3
ASE 5080
TED 6640
Deaf Bilingual Teaching Methods
and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clinical Methods I
4
TED 6840
TED 6720
Special Education-General Education Student Teaching
and Multi-Age Education Student Teaching Seminar
15
Total Credits157
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