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Master in Teaching (MIT) with Special Education Endorsement brochure

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Program Design

The Master In Teaching program with Special Education Endorsement integrates a well-respected preservice teacher education program with a special education endorsement in six quarters of study. In many programs this requires two years of study. Students in this full time program are prepared to teach in elementary or secondary general education classrooms and in special education settings, making graduates of the program highly desirable to school districts.

The sequence of courses blends general education and special education coursework with a variety of field experiences creating a highly integrated and cohesive program of study. Students admitted to the MIT with Special Education Endorsement program begin full time coursework in early March of each year.

The program’s curriculum includes comprehensive education theory and research following the themes of individualization, ethical responsibility, and the use of technology as an essential educational tool. Internships in regular and special education classrooms put pre-service teachers in touch with the world as it is lived by their students.

Important Dates

Program Start Date
The MIT SPED program begins in early March. Please note that the MIT SPED program begins three weeks prior to Seattle University's regular quarter schedule.

Deadline Date for Application
October 1*
*Strong applicants may be considered after deadline

Program Schedule

The MIT program is full-time, with classes scheduled Monday-Friday.  With a few exceptions, classes are scheduled from 9:00 am-3:00 pm. During the time students are in the field, schedules will vary based on the schedules of the K-12 school sites. MIT SPED students should be aware that some Special Education classes are only offered in the evening. Summer coursework is usually scheduled during the day, but is not full-time.

There are many benefits to enrolling in the MIT SPED program

  • Highly competitive program with strong reputation in K-12 schools
  • Educator Career Placement Center has a comprehensive process to assist graduates in job placement
  • Graduate degree places teachers at a higher pay scale while simultaneously achieving Washington state certification
  • 50% of time in the program is spent in the field

 

 

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