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College of Education GCU Home Page Academics Admission Spiritual Life ... Alumni and Friends Meet the Course Developer Daniel Thomas Farrell, Ph.D. 800-600-5019 ext. 2473 Education Professional Experience 8/96 to Assistant Professor: Grand Canyon University, College of Education, Phoenix, AZ Present Courses: SPE 325/525c Educating Learners with Diverse Needs Traditional, Accelerated, and ONLINE courses (underdevelopment) SPE 355/555c Characteristics of Students with Learning Disabilities Traditional and ONLINE course Traditional and ONLINE course SPE 376/576c Strategies for Teaching Students with Learning Disabilities SPE 435/535 Diagnosis and Assessment in Special Education SPE 408/508c Student Teaching: Learning Disabilities SPE 418/518c Student Teaching: Emotional Disabilities PHI 303 Philosophy of Education EDU 430 Classroom Management: Elementary EDU 570 Philosophical and Social Issues in Education

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Special Education Course Title: School: University of Phoenix Online Description: This course provides an in-depth examination of students with emotional and behavioral difficulties. Attention is given to federal and state regulations, learner characteristics, student identification, and program models. Emphasis is placed on behavioral techniques, classroom management skills, and instructional practices. Topics and Objectives include: Philosophical, Historical, and Legal Foundations of Special Education of Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders; Characteristics of Learners; Assessment, Diagnosis, and Evaluation of Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders; Instructional Content and Practice; Planning and Managing the Teaching and Learning Environment; Managing Student Behavior and Social Interaction Skills; Communication and Collaborative Partnerships; and Professionalism and Ethical Practices. Learning Format: Online Education Level: Graduate Language: English Cost: $465.00/credit hour

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Characteristics of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders (SPE 544) Online Course Information Characteristics of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders (SPE 544) Special Education Course Title: Characteristics of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders (SPE 544) School: University of Phoenix Online Description: This course provides an in-depth examination of students with emotional and behavioral difficulties. Attention is given to federal and state regulations, learner characteristics, student identification, and program models. Emphasis is placed on behavioral techniques, classroom management skills, and instructional practices. Topics and objectives include: Philosophical, Historical, and Legal Foundations of Special Education of Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders; Characteristics of Learners; Assessment, Diagnosis, and Evaluation of Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders; Instructional Content and Practice; Planning and Managing the Teaching and Learning Environment; Managing Student Behavior and Social Interaction Skills; Communication and Collaborative Partnerships; and Professionalism and Ethical Practices. University of Phoenix Online is a convenient and effective way to fulfill teacher certification renewal requirements, earn endorsements and qualify for important advancements and pay raises.

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EMOTIONAL/ BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS DEFINITION OF EMOTIONAL OR BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS IDEA Definition of “Emotional Disturbance” I. A condition exhibiting one or more of the following characteristics over a long time and to a marked degree that adversely affects a student’s educational performance IDEA DEFINITION An inability to learn that cannot be explained by other factors An inability to build or maintain satisfactory interpersonal relationships with peers and teachers Inappropriate types of behavior or feelings under normal circumstances IDEA DEFINITION A pervasive mood of unhappiness or depression Tendency to develop physical symptoms or fears associated with personal or school problems IDEA DEFINITION II. The term includes schizophrenia but does not apply to children who are socially maladjusted , unless determined to have an emotional disturbance. Criticism of IDEA definition Definition is vague and subjective: What does “inappropriate” behavior look like? Individual teacher expectations and tolerance levels make identification difficult and subjective Criticism How does one differentiate between “socially maladjusted” and “emotionally disturbed”?

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67. SPECIAL EDUCATION EDSPE 541 Education of Children with Behavior disorders (3) Cheney, Neel approaches for teaching students with emotional/behavioral disabilities. http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/sped.html

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Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog School-Wide Behavioral Management Systems. ERIC Digest. by Fitzsimmons, Mary K. For over a quarter of a century, the number one concern facing America's public schools has been discipline. What educators are finding, however, is that the root of the problem goes beyond rule-breaking. Many of today's students need more than just sound and consistent discipline policies they also need positive behavioral instruction. Consequently, educators have been seeking new ways to move beyond traditional "punishment" and provide opportunities for all children to learn self-discipline. Simultaneously, researchers have begun to study and advocate for broader, proactive, positive school-wide discipline systems that include behavioral support. One promising avenue for achieving the dual goals of teaching self-discipline and managing behavior is school-wide behavior management. While there are different variations of school-wide systems of behavioral support, most have certain features in common (see box below). The emphasis is on consistency both throughout the building and across classrooms. The entire school staff (including cafeteria workers and bus drivers) is expected to adopt strategies that will be uniformly implemented. As a result, these approaches necessitate professional development and long-term commitment by the school leadership for this innovation to take hold. A few examples of promising behavioral management systems follow.

69. Graduate Studies - Special Education | Western Illinois University A teaching certificate is required to enter the Special Education master’s program . 431G Introduction to emotional/behavioral disorders. http://www.wiu.edu/grad/0405catalog/sped.shtml

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Special Education TEACHING SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL SKILLS AT SCHOOL AND HOME Linda K. Elksnin and Nick Elksnin is designed to provide teachers and parents with strategies for teaching children and youth to become socially and emotionally competent. Special Features Contains practical activities to help children of all ages understand and regulate emotions, make and keep friends, solve social problems, and succeed in school Incorporates real-life vignettes that connect theory and practice Provides numerous useful forms, checklists, and planning sheets Contents Teaching Children and Youth to Understand and Regulate Emotions Parents as Teachers 0603/352 pages/2006 Paperback ISBN 0-89108-316-2 COUNSELING KIDS WITH EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS IN THE SCHOOLS Mary N. Cook and Kathy Weldon Counseling Kids With Emotional and Behavioral Problems in the Schools is a comprehensive text on counseling in a user-friendly format that makes it a joy for those who work with children with emotional and behavioral problems. Categorized by emotional or behavioral difficulty, each chapter dissects the epidemiology and major characteristics of the problem, assessment techniques, and interventions. The text relates countless scenarios, dialogues, and case studies and provides activities, games, and sample behavioral contracts to be used by counselors, teachers, and parents.

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INSTITUTION: UW-WHITEWATER SCHOOL OR COLLEGE: COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MAJOR: SPECIAL EDUCATION-Emotional/Behavioral Disorders 6-12 Emphasis 1. APPLICATION PROCEDURE UW System application is required for admission to the university, along with high school and all college transcripts, application fee (if appropriate). Applications for admission to Professional Education are available at the Winther Hall Information desk. Students may apply for admission only at designated times throughout the year. For further information, contact Becky Wintermute at 262/472-1184. 2. NON-COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRANCE INTO EDUCATION PROGRAMS To be eligible for admission to the Pre-Professional Semester , students must have the following: 1. 2.75 minimum gpa on a minimum of 12 credits; 2. passing score on at least two of the three parts of the PPST. SPECIAL NOTE: admission to the university only requires 2.00. However,to be admitted as a pre-education major, students must have at least 2.75 grade point average. Admission to the university does not guarantee admission to the College of Education.

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SERI B ehavior D isorders Resources Special Education and Behavioral/Emotional Disabilities Behavior Management Index Includes tips for parents and a reference guide to ADD behaviors. BRT: Behavioral, Research and Teaching The working group combines state-funded faculty with research associates, doctoral students, technology and office support to provide an integrated environment for conducting research and development. The focus is on developing effective interventions and evaluations to maximize student performance and progress Strategies for teaching children with behavior disorders Center for Effective Collaboration and Practice - It is the mission of the Center for Effective Collaboration and Practice to support and promote a reoriented national preparedness to foster the development and the adjustment of children with or at risk of developing serious emotional disturbanceThe CECP is part of the American Institutes for Research ( AIR) , and is funded under a cooperative agreement with the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) , U.S. Department of Education

78. BJU ~ Emotional Disabilities Characteristics of emotionalBehavior disorders Through this course ED majors learn Directed Teaching EBD The teacher preparation program for ED majors http://www.bju.edu/academics/se/undergrad/divspe/emotdis.html

@import "/css/styles.css"; Bob Jones University contact information site directory home academics ... resources Search Prospective Students Giving Education Undergraduate Elementary Education Physical Education and Exercise Science Psychology Secondary Education ... Special Education SCHOOLS Arts and Science Religion Fine Arts Education ... Seminary ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Undergraduate Majors Graduate Majors Minors ACADEMIC RESOURCES Distance Learning TOP Program Learning Resource Center Schedule of Classes ... Exam Schedule Emotional Disabilities Emotional Disabilities School of Education Division of Special Education The Emotional Disabilities (K-12th Grade) major provides initial preparation in teaching students with mild to severe emotional disabilities (ED) in general and special education settings, including self-contained classrooms. Program course work focuses on legal aspects of the profession, characteristics and identification of ED learners, procedures for special education programming, teaching methodologies for ED learners, formal/informal assessment, behavior management, and practicum experiences in classrooms with ED learners. The ED major with academic minor requires 45 hours in the major and 18-25 hours in selected minor study concentration. Curriculum Highlights Freshman Introduction to Education Sophomore Introduction to Exceptional Learners Educational Psychology Educational Procedures: Mildly Disabled Practicum: EBD K-5th Grade

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Reports Archive Program Schedule Education Events Discussion ... The Learning Curve Special Education: Dealing with Emotional Behavior Disorders Aired Tuesday, June 3, 2003 on KPLU By Jennifer Niessen Anchor Lead: One of the most difficult jobs to fill in public schools is that of the special education teacher. And within the field of special education, it is even more challenging to find teachers willing to instruct students with emotional behavior disorders. These students can pose a physical danger to themselves and the people around them. In the second part of our Learning Curve series on Special Education, KPLU's Jennifer Niessen talks to some teachers who work with these children and are determined to make a difference. Listen Now! Windows media Or read the full text below: Click here to leave Feedback on this story. Informative weblinks: The Council for Exceptional Children The President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education Link to HR 1350, the BILL reauthorizing Special Education Washington State's Office of Public Instruction/ Special Education Jennifer Niessen (JN): Special Ed Part Two: Emotional Challenges At Whitman Middle School in Seattle's Crown Hill neighborhood Jannet McCraken Bland is concluding her 8th year teaching kids with emotional behavior disorders.

80. Master's Degree In Behavior And Learning Disabilities Categorical certification can be obtained in behavior disorders, for Socialand emotional Behavior EXC 7170 Methods of Teaching Functional Life Skills http://education.gsu.edu/epse/degrees/EXC/medbld.htm

Welcome GSU HomePage COE HomePage Contact Us ... EPSE Special Education Students who do not hold a professional and renewable certificate in special education or who hold such a certificate that is not based on an accredited college or university teacher preparation program in special education may apply for the M.Ed. program but must complete the certification courses Master level students are provided advanced instruction on the characteristics of students with behavior and learning exceptionalities, taught to select appropriate curricula, employ effective methods of instruction, make assessment based decisions, and utilize effective classroom and student management procedures. The program builds on our undergraduate certification program in Interrelated Special Education. Categorical certification can be obtained in behavior disorders, learning disabilities, or mental retardation by electing to do the terminal practicum in an appropriate setting Academic Preparation Human Growth and Development Characteristics of Students with Disabilities Assessment of Exceptional Children Individual and Classroom Management Instructional Methods for Students with Behavior/Learning Disabilities

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