Collaborative K-6 teachers are responsible for providing detailed and developmentally appropriate instruction to K-6 students who have cognitive, behavioral, physical, and/or multiple disabilities. The collaborative K-6 teacher is knowledgeable about a variety of subjects and uses a vast range of sound research-based strategies to “individualize” instruction.
The collaborative K-6 degree is for candidates who would like to teach elementary aged students with cognitive, behavioral, physical and/or multiple disabilities. Collaborative K-6 teachers often characterize themselves as nurturing, well organized, and creative with the ability and desire to lead students to success.
Program features include:
- Collaborative K-6 certification
- Program that includes 13 hours towards a minor/courses to specialize in an area
- Employment in collaborative classrooms including inclusive settings
- Interactive campus and online courses
- Around the clock access to coursework
- Affordable tuition and access to financial aid programs
Program Contact
Dr. Debbie Ferguson
Professor of Collaborative Education
McCain Hall Room 221
(256) 216-6627
