Interdisciplinary Minor in Special Education
The Interdisciplinary Minor in Special Education is designed for Rider University undergraduate students who are enrolled as elementary education majors with a second major in psychology. In addition to the courses required for the elementary education major, students enrolled in the minor program are required to take a specific sequence of courses within the psychology major. The following courses, designed to teach concepts and applications in special education, are also required:
| Interdisciplinary Minor in Special Education | |
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SPE-201 Inclusion and Students with Disabilities |
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| SPE-202 Community Resources for Students with Disabilities | |
| SPE-301 Assessment for Instruction in Special Education | |
| SPE-302 Instructional Practices for Children with Disabilities | |
Students enrolled in the interdisciplinary minor in special education are required to maintain a GPA of 2.75. The prescribed sequence of courses fulfill the requirements for a New Jersey Endorsement for Teacher of the Handicapped. Graduates of this dual licensure program also receive certification in elementary education.







