Student-focused. Academic Excellence.
Learning Disabilities: Concentration
Elevated expectations. Academic excellence. For every learner.
Personalized Learning. Purposeful Leading.
Academic excellence is not one-size-fits-all. Every learner is unique, complete with their own educational triumphs and challenges. So, what does it take to meet the needs of every student while spurring them on to greater success? A comprehensive understanding of learning disabilities and personalized approaches, from North Greenville University.
Explore the various challenges faced by each exceptional learner. Learn to examine, select, and utilize the appropriate methods, materials, and procedures within your instruction. Engage social/academic behaviors and how best to manage individual dynamics within the classroom. Master the ability to assess, evaluate, and fine-tune your teaching to elevate every student, every day with a Master’s in Education with a concentration in learning disabilities.
What Can I Do with a Concentration in Learning Disabilities?
A focus on learning disabilities in the education program prepares individuals to work with individuals who have specific learning needs.
Graduates can pursue careers in education, special education, psychology, or other related fields that involve supporting and advocating for individuals with learning disabilities.
Behavior Intervention Specialist
Case Manager
Educational Therapist
Learning Disabilities Specialist
Special Education Teacher
Speech-Language Pathologist
Have Questions about the LD Concentration?
A Holistic Approach to Learning Disabilities
- Current Issues in K-12 Schools
- Intervention Strategies and Techniques
- Diversity and Social Issues in Education
- Principles of Curriculum Development
- School and Community Relations
- Assessment of Learners
- Educational Leadership
- Educator as Researcher
- Characteristics of Learning Disabilities
- Methods and Procedures for Learning Disabilities
- Behavior Management
- Teaching Reading in General or Special Education
- Practicum in Instruction for Students with Learning Disabilities
*Note: Students may be awarded three graduate credit hours upon presentation of approved documentation of one year of teaching students with learning disabilities.
Students pursuing licensure are encouraged to contact their state licensure department to determine exact credentials and degree requirements.
