Easiest courses in Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education

Professional Counseling Orientation introduces counselor roles, ethical/legal standards, the ACA Code of Ethics, and credentialing for mental health counseling.

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Introduction to qualitative inquiry covering assumptions, standards, and methods for generating and communicating interpretations.

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Explores the interaction between the criminal justice system and disability, including disability rights laws and criminal justice reform.

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Examines race, intersectionality, and equity in education to help pre-service teachers serve diverse students and understand systemic racism.

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Overview of special education services for culturally and linguistically diverse learners and families, focusing on diversity trends and deficit orientations.

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RP&SE 125 explores health and rehabilitation professions, covering educational requirements, professional expectations, and career planning.

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RP&SE 660 examines various topics within rehabilitation psychology and special education.

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RP&SE 310 introduces positive psychology, covering theory and research on human strengths, mental health, and well-being.

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Introduction to Sport Psychology examines psychological factors influencing sport participation, performance theories, and issues like mental health and transition.

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RP&SE 325 teaches self-management concepts for chronic illness and disability, including healthcare collaboration, symptom education, and coping skills.

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Internship in Rehabilitation or Special Education providing practicum experience in agencies or schools serving individuals with various disabilities.

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RP&SE 500 covers the history, philosophy, principles, and legislation of vocational rehabilitation and the structure of community agencies.

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RP&SE 300 introduces the field of special education, covering the history, etiology, and characteristics of disabilities, as well as federally mandated programs serving children and adults.

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RP&SE 121 provides an entry-level overview of disability under federal legislation and the impact of substance abuse on the independent living of persons with disabilities.

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Overview of disabilities emphasizing biological, psycho-social, and vocational aspects.

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Covers health psychology theories and research to promote health and prevent conditions in individuals with disabilities and chronic illness.

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RP&SE 501 introduces rehabilitation and human service programs for people with disabilities, emphasizing professional communication and writing.

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A supervised teaching practicum for special education students in grades 4-12 placements.

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RP&SE 515 prepares special educators to develop aligned curriculum, identify IEP goals, and coordinate services for students with disabilities in inclusive settings.

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Introduction to teaching in early childhood and K-12 special education, highlighting inclusion and collaboration themes in teacher preparation.

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Covers theories and practices for managing K-12 inclusive classrooms, including multi-tiered support and behavioral intervention.

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RP&SE 100: DISABILITY AND SOCIETY provides introductory perspectives on disability, exploring theoretical models and lived experiences.

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STRATEGIES FOR INCLUSIVE SCHOOLING explores special education practices and legal changes leading to inclusive models, emphasizing collaboration and adaptations for learners with disabilities.

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Prepares special educators to plan and provide language and reading instruction to students with disabilities.

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Examines key issues and trends in special education through ecological models of human development and the whole child.

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Introduces approaches for teaching mathematics in inclusive school settings.

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