Introduction to basic issues in special education TK (transitional kindergarten-12) including legal rights of children with disabilities and their families, Individual Educational Plans (IEPs), 'dis'ability sensitivity and awareness, inclusion, collaboration strategies and community resources.
CDEV 120 is offered as a hybrid course. Our first class is held in person on Tuesday 8/19 from 6:10-8:00 in MUB 251 and is MANDATORY. From there, the course will be asynchronous and online.
Advisories: ADVISE: ESL 130 or ENGL 91 or ENGL 86 or placement in ESL 140 or ENGL 88 or ENGL 95
Course Text: The Roles and Responsibilities of the Special Educator
Online learning is a great option but it’s not for everyone. I can not support you with any of the technical skills for using Canvas as a learning tool. You need a computer, laptop, or Chromebook to engage well with the course.
I highly recommend you explore the content and modules on the CCSF Canvas/Online Orientation linked below before starting the course. This will save you time and ensure your success in the course.
First and foremost, I am passionate about inclusion! I know what is possible when we remove barriers for children with delays and disabilities in ways that build on their strengths and unique abilities.
I hold an Education Specialist Credential in Mild-Moderate Special Education, a Single-Subject Teaching Credential, and a Masters in Education. In addition to teaching at CCSF, I also teach full-time in a full-inclusion public school that uses a co-teaching model to support the inclusion of children with disabilities.