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Nov 24, 2024
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2022-2023 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Preliminary Education Specialist Credential in Extensive Support Needs
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This credential prepares candidates to teach students with a range of learning challenges including autism, deaf-blindness, moderate-to-severe mental disability, multiple disabilities, and serious emotional disturbance. Teachers with this credential are approved to teach in grades K-12 and in adult classes.
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Additional Admission Requirements
Admission standards for graduate studies at California Baptist University can be found in the admissions section of the university catalog. In addition, each candidate must meet the following requirements for this program:
- Pass the state-administered California Basic Education Skills Test (CBEST) or equivalent prior to admission.
- Met or registered for at least one subtest of the California State Exam (CSET) for the planned credential content area or equivalent.
- Verification of Certificate of Clearance granted prior to admission.
Program Requirements (52-53 units)
Credential Program
This program is designed for candidates seeking the Preliminary Education Specialist Credential in Extensive Support Needs. Candidates who complete the Preliminary Education Specialist: Extensive Support Needs Credential may teach a variety of students, which include those classified as having autism; deaf-blindness; moderate to severe intellectual disabilities; multiple disabilities; serious emotional disturbance. The credential authorizes service in grades K-12 and in classes organized primarily for adults through age 22. Candidates must complete all requirements before Student Teaching: prerequisite courses, professional coursework, passage of the Basic Skills requirement, negative TB test, subject matter competency, a current CPR certificate covering infant, child and adult, U.S. Constitution and RICA exam is required.
Prerequisite Course Requirements
Methods Course Requirements
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Return to: Dr. Bonnie G. Metcalf School of Education
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