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Nov 24, 2024
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Graduate Catalog 2021-22 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Graduate Certificate Program in Adapted Physical Education and Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (APBC)
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Advisors:
Jiabei Zhang,
Student Recreation Center, Room 1043
HPHE Department
Kate LaLonde
Sangren Hall, Room 4571
SPLS Department
This Interdisciplinary graduate certificate is designed for teaching children with severe disabilities in a combined program structured in a way that allows students to develop professional competencies through the completion of a fully online program. The program prepares teachers to provide quality APE and PBIS services for K-12 children with severe disabilities in APE and SE classes. The program includes 27 credit hours. This program is federally funded from 10/01/2020 to 09/30/2025. Contact Dr. Jiabei Zhang at zhangj@wmich.edu or Dr. Kate LaLonde at katherine.lalonde@wmich.edu for further information.
Admissions criteria:
- Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education or Special Education
- Teaching certificate in Physical Education Special Education
- One page statement explaining applicant interest in this certificate
- Thee professional letters of reference
- Meet University Requirements for Graduate Level Admission
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Coursework Required for the Certificate
Four professional courses in APE
Four professional courses in PBIS
One capstone course for field experience
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