Concordia University Masters Degree Special Education Degree
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Concordia University Online M.Ed. in Special Education |
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The Concordia University-Portland M.Ed. in Special Education (Non-Endorsement) degree program is ... |
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Concordia University Online M.Ed. in Advanced Study in Special Education |
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The Concordia University - Portland M.Ed. degree program in Advanced Study in Special Education ... |
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Concordia University Online M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction: The Inclusive Classroom (Special Education) |
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Gain the knowledge and skills needed to work effectively with students with disabilities ... |
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Concordia University Online M.Ed. in Special Education OR/WA Endorsement (Middle Level/High School) |
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The Concordia Special Education M.Ed. program prepares educators to teach the full continuum of ... |
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Concordia University Online M.Ed. in Special Education OR/WA Endorsement (Early Childhood/Elementary) |
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The Concordia Special Education M.Ed. program prepares educators to teach the full continuum of ... |
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An Online Master of Arts Degree in Special Education program prepares an individual with advanced preparation in all levels of disabilities and enhances the teaching skills necessary to provide quality education for all students in today's classrooms. A Master Degree in Special Education program will focus on theory and skills that will help teachers address the educational needs of children and youth who have a variety of mental and/or physical disabilities. An Online Special Education Degree can be earned at top-ranked online colleges and online universities nationwide. An average starting salary with a Masters Degree in Special Education is about $42,000 per year. Experience may be required in this field to earn the starting salary. |
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