2025-2026 Catalog and Student Handbook 
  
    Mar 26, 2026  
2025-2026 Catalog and Student Handbook

Exceptional Student Education, B.S. (7100)- Fall Start


Recommended Course Rotation/Pathway

 

Semester/Term 1


Course Number and Title

Course Credit Hours

EDG 4323 - Professional Teaching Practice 

3

RED 3309 - Early and Emergent Literacy

3

TSL 3080 - Principles and Practices of ESOL I 

3

EEX 4265 - Curriculum and Instruction for Students with Disabilities           

3

 

Semester/Term 2


Course Number and Title

Course Credit Hours

EDG 4410 - Classroom Management and Communication 

3

EDF 3430 - Measurement, Evaluation, and Assessment in Education          

2

MAE 4326 - How Children Learn Mathematics*

4

RED 4511 - Intermediate Literacy: Reading and Thinking*

3

*This class requires clinical hours to be completed in a public-school classroom setting.

 

Semester/Term 3


Course Number and Title

Course Credit Hours

EEX 4604 - Behavior Management for Special Needs and At-Risk Students 

3

SCE 3310 - Teaching Science in the Elementary Schools

3

SSE 3312 - Teaching Social Studies

3

 

Semester/Term 4


Course Number and Title

Course Credit Hours

TSL 4081 - Principles and Practices of ESOL II* 

3

RED 4519 - Diagnosis and Intervention in Reading* 

3

EEX 4221 - Assessment of Exceptional Education Students*                         

4

LAE 4314 - Teaching Language Arts*

4

*This class requires clinical hours to be completed in a public-school classroom setting.

 

Semester/Term 5


Course Number and Title

Course Credit Hours

EDF 4943 - Student Internship*                                                                        

8

ESE 4945 - Senior Seminar

2

RED 4940 - Final Reading Practicum* 

3

*This class requires clinical hours to be completed in a public-school classroom setting.

 

Prior to the last semester in the program students will be required to take the FTCE Professional Education Test and Exceptional Student Education K-12 Subject Area Exam. Passing these two tests, along with the FTCE General Knowledge Exam, is required to graduate.

 


The recommended course pathway is designed for students enrolled full-time. If you plan to attend part-time, contact the Program Advisor to establish an appropriate course rotation prior to registration.