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1 Highly Quali fied Special Education Teachers Novemb ber 2007 Krista D. Ried, Teacher Quality Coordinator Office of Professional Preparation Services
2 SECONDARY Special Education Teachers Provides DIRECT instruction Must be HQT Co-teaches or facilitates instruction Not required to be HQT assessed to alternate achievement standards Teacher must meet the definition of HQT elementary teachers ex. Elementary Education MTTC tested with MEAP/MME Use one of the HOUSSE opt tions, test in specific subject area, OR have a major (or equivalent) 2
3 Secondary mean ns 9-12 special education classrooms regardless of setting, self-contained or departmentalized 6-8 special education classrooms departmentalize ed 3
4 SECONDARY Special Education Teachers Provides DIRECT instruction Must be HQT Co-teaches or facilitates instruction Not required to be HQT assessed to alternate achievement standards Teacher must meet the definition of HQT elementary teachers ex. Elementary Education MTTC tested with MEAP/MME Use one of the HOUSSE opt ions, test in specific subject area, OR have a major (or equivalent) 4
5 alternate achievement standards = Mi-Access 5
6 SECONDARY Special Education Teachers Provides DIRECT instruction Must be HQT Co-teaches or facilitates instruction Not required to be HQT assessed to alternate achievement standards Teacher must meet the definition of HQT elementary teachers ex. Elementary Education MTTC tested with MEAP/MME Use one of the HOUSSE optio ons, test in specific subject area, OR have a major (or equivalent) 6
7 Documentation Change! Teachers certified prior to 1998 SHOULD be able to utilize HOUSSE option #1 Why 1998? 9 years is the maximumm amount of time a teacher can work on a Provisional certificate without having earned the total of 18 semester credit hours necessary for either the SECOND PROVISIONAL RENEW WAL or the PROFESSIONAL certificate. 7
8 HOUSSE Options- Note: Three years of experience previously required has been retracted 1. have completed, after receiving their initial teaching certificate, a minimum of 18 semester hours in a core academic subject program of study or towards a master s or higher degree that supports the teaching of the core academic subject 8
9 Masters Degrees (HOUSSE #1): March 2004 Flexibility Update Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Arts in Elementary Education Master of Arts in Secondary Education Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction Master of Arts in Educational Technology 9
10 Masters degrees th hat cannot be used to verify HQT status, as a blanket statement : Masters in Special Educa ation (per Dr. Hughes January 2005 letter stating in and of itself ) Masters in Educational Leadership/Administration Masters in Educational Psychology Masters in Psychology Masters in Counseling 10
11 18 Hour Planned Pro ogram (HOUSSE #1): content related not necessarily content specific Examples Methods of Teaching Math Reading in the Content Areas Integrating ti Technology (content t related) Strategies for Instructing Students with Learning Disabilities 11
12 HOUSSE Options 2. Have completed an individual professional development plan of 90 clock hours of pro ofessional development or 6 semester hours of coursework in the specific content area within the last five years 12
13 HOUSSE Options 3. Demonstrated competence, as outlined in a local performance assessment of the employing district or school such as a portfolio Multi-subject portfo olio for special education teachers is available on our website 13
14 HOUSSE Option #3 Components: Years of Teaching Experience College Level Course Work Content Specific Professional Development Activities Service to the Profession in the Content Area 14
15 All teachers- Demonstrate competence across ALL the core academic subjec ct areas by utilizing i one of the HOUSSE options Brand NEW teachers- Recommended that th hey take at least one of the core four MTTCs along with the Elementary Education MTTC 15
16 MTTC Optio n Special educati ion teachers may also opt to take & pass the appropriate SUBJECT MTTC to verify HQ Certificate will not change 16
17 Questions? Krista D. Ried Teacher Quality Coordinator or g eachercert 17
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