Graduate and Adult Learning

Master of Arts Teaching

INTERVENTION SPECIALIST (MILD/MODERATE) LICENSE

LICENSE FOCUS FOR INTERVENTION SPECIALIST (MILD/MODERATE)

In this licensure program, you’ll develop expertise in:

  • Learning differences and exceptionalities
  • Differentiated instruction across content areas
  • Inclusive classroom management and behavior supports
  • Assessment, IEP development, and progress monitoring
  • Literacy instruction aligned with the science of reading

CURRICULUM BREAKDOWN

Courses

49 Total Credit Hours

Professional Education Courses

  • EDUC 500* Social Foundations of Education (3)
  • EDUC 528* Learning Differences & Exceptionalities (3)
  • EDUC 531* Nature & Needs of Students with Disabilities (3)
  • EDUC 532* Differentiation in the Content Areas (3)
  • EDUC 550 Educational Psychology (3)
  • EDUC 555* Proactive Approaches to Classroom Management (3)
  • EDUC 568 Assessment in Education (3)
  • EDUC 569* Intervention Math Methods for Teaching (3)
  • EDUC 570* Professional Practices in Special Education (2)

Reading & Literacy Courses

  • EDUC 520* Language, Literacy & Communication (3)
  • EDUC 521 Phonics and the Reading Process (3)
  • EDUC 523* Content Area Literacy (3)
  • EDUC 524* Literacy Assessment & Intervention (3)

Clinical Practice Courses

  • EDUC 626 Intervention Specialist Clinical Practice (8)
  • EDUC 627 Clinical Practice & Professional Development Seminar (3)

*Additional field hours are required.

For a complete listing of MAT requirements, policies and procedures please refer to the Graduate Catalog.

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Master's With Five Additional Classes
Courses needed to add the master's degree

Core Courses (13 Credit Hours)

  • EDUC 605 Leading and Learning in a Culture of Change (3)
  • EDUC 606 Invitational and Inclusive Education (3)
  • EDUC 608 Critical Pedagogy: The Transformational Educator (1)
  • MOLP 782 Informed Decision Making (3)

Choose One of the Following:

  • EDUC 700 Research Seminar and Project (3)
  • EDUC 710 Practitioner Seminar and Project (3)

WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH AN INTERVENTION SPECIALIST (MILD TO MODERATE) LICENSE?

With an Intervention Specialist Licensure in the Mild to Moderate category, you will be prepared to:

• Teach and support students with learning, behavioral, and developmental needs in K-12 settings
• Implement differentiated instruction across content areas to help each learner access the curriculum
• Use evidence based strategies to promote academic progress and positive classroom behavior
• Develop and monitor Individualized Education Programs that align with student goals
• Collaborate with families, general educators, intervention teams, and related service providers to ensure comprehensive support

CAREER OUTCOMES & ROLES

Graduates of this licensure track may pursue roles such as:

• Mild to Moderate Intervention Specialist in K-12 schools
• Special education teacher supporting inclusive and resource room settings
• Academic intervention or learning support specialist
• Behavior support provider or instructional coach focused on student needs
• Consultant or team member supporting district level intervention and inclusion initiatives

Ready to begin your career as an intervention specialist? Earn your license today and start making an impact in students' lives!
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Contact Information

Dr. Jessica Grubaugh
Director of Graduate Teacher Education Programs
Muskingum University
260 Stadium Drive
New Concord, OH 43762
PH: 740-826-8470
E-mail: grubaugh@muskingum.edu

 

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