A masters is earned after students complete an undergraduate degree program. To obtain a masters, you usually need to complete 12 to 18 college courses that often involve completing comprehensive tests and/or a thesis.
A Master in Special Education provides students with access to a career in the unique and challenging area of learning and physical disability education. The degree focuses on the fundamental skills required in this area.
South America is the fourth largest continent. It is divided politically into 12 independent countries. South America is home to the majestic Andes mountain range and the mysterious Amazon River. The world's largest rain forest, with millions of species of exotic animals, is also found in South America.
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The professional training of the Master in Inclusive Education of the Central University of Chile is enriched with the contributions of academics (as) of outstanding experience in the field of inclusive education and research. In this framework, the program aims to train professionals capable of promoting and contributing to an equitable and quality education for all, without discrimination of any kind, recognizing in diversity an opportunity to build a more just, democratic society and inclusive. [+]
The course aims to encourage the education professionals: teachers of the regular room, the rooms of ESA (Educational Service Specialist), managers, among others, discussions able to subsidize them in pedagogical practices that contribute to inclusion, with the development, autonomy and learning disabled person, providing an understanding of the teacher's role of the Educational Service Specialist and its relationship with various disabilities in the school context. [+]
