|
Number |
Student Learning Outcome |
How is this outcome assessed? |
|
1 |
The Intervention Specialist Education
teacher candidate is well grounded in general studies and the specific
discipline areas of their field. |
- Praxis II
examination in Intervention Specialist Education
- Professional
Portfolio, Domain I
- Overall GPA
- Course Grades/GPA
in GEP, Curriculum Content Courses
- GPA in
Professional Education and Reading Education Courses
- Field and Clinical
Evaluations
|
|
2 |
The Intervention Specialist Education
teacher candidate understands the nature of human development and
learning as well as the diversity and individual differences that
exist in families and communities and their impact on learning and
life. |
- Praxis II
examination in Intervention Specialist Education
- Professional
Portfolio, Domain II
- Grades in Related
Studies (Psychology/Human Development Courses)
- Grades/GPA in
Professional Education Courses
- Field and Clinical
Evaluations
|
|
3 |
The Intervention Specialist Education
teacher candidate demonstrates sensitivities to learning contexts and
environments, including the family and community, and effectively
communicates and collaborates with families, educators, agencies, and
related service providers to meet the individual’s development and
learning needs. |
- Praxis II
examination in Intervention Specialist Education
- Praxis II,
Principles of Learning and Teaching
- Professional
Portfolio, Domain III
- GPA in
Professional Education and Reading Education Courses
- Field and Clinical
Evaluations
|
|
4 |
The Intervention Specialist Education
teacher candidate employs effective planning, instruction, and
assessment strategies to ensure the desired learning outcome with
respect to the individual needs of learners.
|
- Praxis II
examination in Intervention Specialist Education
- Praxis II,
Principles of Learning and Teaching
- Professional
Portfolio, Domain IV
- GPA in
Professional Education and Reading Education Courses
- Field and Clinical
Evaluations
|
|
5 |
The Intervention Specialist Education
teacher candidate has an understanding of the professional foundations
of the field and practices professionalism: adhering to ethical and
professional practice standards, engaging in continuous professional
growth and development, and advocating for individuals with ELN.
|
- Praxis II
examination in Intervention Specialist Education
- Praxis II,
Principles of Learning and Teaching
- Professional
Portfolio, Domain V
- Field and Clinical
Evaluations
|
|
1. Column 3, "How is this outcome assessed?" may be completed if
the information is available. A fourth column will be added next
year, "What are the results of the assessment of this learning
outcome?" |