Diversity and Student Resilien - York College of

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Program Details

Degree

Masters

Major

Educational Psychology | Special Education | Student Affairs

Area of study

Education

Course Language

English

About Program

Program Overview

This program delves into the root causes of educational inequities, equipping educators and professionals with strategies to support students who have faced adverse childhood experiences.

Program Outline

Graduates will have a deep understanding of these issues and be able to apply informed practices in their work.

Objectives:

Understand the root causes of inequities experienced by students in schools.
Identify community resources that can ameliorate some of these inequities.
Positively engage with their schools and communities to support students who have endured adverse childhood experiences.

Details:

The program is designed for educators, mental health practitioners, and other professionals in related fields. Graduates who hold valid Pennsylvania Educator Certificates are eligible to earn the PK-12 Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Wellness Endorsement.

Outline:

Program Content:

The program covers topics such as structural inequity in education, education policy and reform, child and adolescent social, emotional, and mental health, social and cultural responsiveness, applied support techniques, and school, family, and community collaboration.

Structure:

The program consists of 33 credits, including 18 credits of core courses and 15 credits of electives. Students must complete a research seminar in diversity and resilience.

Course Schedule:

The program is offered in a hybrid format, with some courses offered online and others offered on campus.

Development, Learning, and Inclusive Practice: This module examines the cognitive, social, and emotional development of children and adolescents, with a focus on inclusive practices.
Curriculum Trends and Issues: This module explores current trends and issues in curriculum development and instruction.
Graduate Elective: Students can choose from a variety of graduate electives to meet their individual interests and needs.
Professional Core: This module focuses on the root causes of inequities in education and how to address them.
Research Seminar in Diversity and Resilience: This module provides students with the opportunity to conduct research on a topic related to diversity and resilience.

Assessment:

Assessment methods:

The program uses a variety of assessment methods, including exams, papers, projects, and presentations.

Assessment criteria:

Students are assessed on their knowledge, understanding, and application of the course material.

Teaching:

Teaching methods:

The program uses a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, discussions, simulations, and case studies.

Faculty:

The program is taught by a team of experienced faculty who are experts in their fields.

Unique approaches:

The program uses a strengths-based approach to teaching and learning. This means that the focus is on students' strengths and how they can use those strengths to overcome challenges.

Careers:

Potential career paths:

Graduates of the program can pursue careers in a variety of settings, including schools, mental health agencies, community organizations, and government agencies.

Opportunities:

Graduates of the program are well-prepared to work with students from diverse backgrounds and to address the challenges of inequity in education.

Outcomes:

Graduates of the program are highly sought-after by employers and are making a positive impact on the lives of students.

Other:

Eligibility:

The program is open to students who hold a bachelor's degree in education or a related field.

Cost:

The cost of the program is $15,600.

Financial aid:

The program is eligible for federal financial aid.

Application process:

The application process is available on the York College of Pennsylvania website.