I definitely don't think it will be hard for me to meet the IEP requirements in my classroom and if I were to be become a staff development teacher- I would certainly be working with teachers who teach special education students.
The other plus to the program is- it's online and there is a stipend for books so I'm basically just paying the application fee. I am required to meet face-to-face one to two times each semester at a school in our county and for an orientation next August at GW. The plus would be I would be on my way to my Masters +60 and I would have certifications in both Special Education and ESOL, assuming I pass both of those Praxis tests.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I have a friend at school who got into a fully funded autism program and there were over 130 applicants for 23 slots. I have no idea how many people will apply for this one but here's to hoping!


Best of luck, it sounds like an exciting opportunity!
ReplyDeleteGood luck IM doing a similar thing in Dallas :)
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing opportunity! I took graduate history courses through a grant program - it's so awesome that these opportunities exist!
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