Hello Special Education Majors, Minors, and Pre-Majors:
>
ATTENTION MIDDLE CHILDHOOD AND
ADOLESCENT PEOPLE:

** There will be no Middle Childhood EDT methods
classes offered in the Spring of '01 (next Spring). If you
were planning to take methods classes next
semester,please make an appointment to see me (201H
McG., 9-6629)

** If you are planning to take Adolescent methods next
semester, please see me, before making your schedule, as
well.  Thank you.

Misc. reminders/Program updates/etc… -

If you have been erroneously entered on this list
>and are not connected with special education then please contact Liz by
>email to make any corrections ([log in to unmask]). Once we have the list
>confirmed we will open it up for everyone to participate. Also, please communicate with your classmates to make sure they are receiving these updates.  If they are not, please contact me and I can add them.  Thank you!
>
>         *       Student Teaching Alert - If you are planning to student
>teach in the Spring of '01, please make sure to do the following: complete
>your student teaching form (available in 201 McGuffey or the Student
>Teaching Office) and if you have not done so, please set up an appointment with Dr. Thomas to discuss your student
>teaching placement.
>
>         *       Reminder to special education pre-majors and those interested in a minor with licensure - applications
>(available in 201 McGuffey)  will be taken until March 1st.
>                 Requirements:   EDP 201, 220, and 256
>                                 100 hours of volunteer service
>                                 30 semester hours and a 2.5 GPA
>*** Please bring your DARS and a letter documenting your 100 hours with you
>when you come to apply.
>
>         *       If you need help finding opportunities for your 100 hours
>of service, please stop in 201 McGuffey to pick up a list of contacts or make an appointment with me.  This
>will be posted on the special education portion of the Educational
>Psychology Website beginning in October.
>
>         *       During this first year of implementation of the licensure
>program there have been many questions about requirements. If you are ever
>in doubt about what information is correct (bulletin, program guides, what
>my advisor says, etc.) ALWAYS refer to the Miami General Bulletin for the
>year that you entered Miami.
>
>         *       If you are in the middle or adolescent content area and
>have questions about what to take and/or when to take it, please e-mail or
>make an appointment to see your assigned faculty advisor or Liz Bailey
>([log in to unmask]), office # 9-6629. There have been some complications
>this semester with the middle and adolescent methods classes and whether
>they are blocked or not blocked. As you plan next semester's schedule of
>courses for the Spring semester be sure to check in and talk about your
>schedule with your faculty advisor or Liz.
>