EBHDL Graduate Certificate in Social at George Washington University

This program is not currently accepting applications. GW's special education and disability studies programs are dedicated to preparing knowledgeable, effective, and ethical special education professionals to serve diverse students with disabilities and their families. These programs are grounded in the philosophical position that teaching is an act of transformative social justice, operationalized and actualized through the practice of personalized teaching and learning.

Faculty: Graduate School of Education and Human Development  |  Department: Special Education and Disability Studies  |  Location: Washington, DC, United States

What you will study

Required coursework includes SPED 6204 Analysis of Personalized Teaching for Professionals Working with Students with Disabilities; SPED 6240 Family Support and Collaboration in Special Education; SPED 6288 Understanding the Characteristics and Needs of Students with Disabilities; SPED 6290 Affective Development and Behavior Management for Teaching Students with Disabilities.

Official programme page