The major purpose of the MSE programs offered through the Elementary, Literacy, and Special Education is to offer advanced preparation in assessment, planning, and instructional strategies to personnel working with school age children. MSE programs are standards based, designed around exemplary educational practices, and aligned with the Arkansas Competencies. Master’s programs are currently available in reading and special education with various licensure/endorsement programs offered as well.
A program of study exists for:
- GC, Dyslexia (leading to an Arkansas teaching endorsement)
Course Requirements
The requirements for the Arkansas Dyslexia Endorsement K-12 can be met with 15 hours of study. The state of Arkansas requires a licensure test for the Dyslexia Endorsement.
- ELSE 6314 Diagnosis and Intervention of Reading Difculties
- ELSE 6343 Clinical Practicum in Reading
- ELSE 6347 Foundations of Dyslexia and the Language
- ELSE 6348 Multisensory Approach to Language I
- ELSE 6349 Multisensory Approach to Language II
*For more program information and additional admission requirements please request information below.
Program Contacts:
Amy Thompson
Assistant Professor
(501) 450-5538