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It specifies preparation steps for the Professional Teacher Education Program, including CORE/ACT/SAT requirements and a minimum C grade. For High Incidence Special Education, it lists required K-6 provisional license coursework, education blocks A-C in sequence, concurrency rules, and student teaching prerequisites and semester plan. 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Admission to teacher education is required before taking any block.","Answer",{"name":115,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How are High Incidence Special Education requirements structured for K-6 provisional licensure?",{"text":117,"@type":113},"Students must complete SE 420 (summer only), SE 430 (fall only), and SE 440 (fall only). After completing the program and passing Kansas content tests, students apply for the Elementary K-6 initial license, then contact the WU licensure officer for the Provisional license application when assigned to a special education classroom.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"What is the block sequence and key prerequisite rules for Blocks A, B, and C?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"Blocks A, B, and C must be taken in the listed sequence. Courses marked with an asterisk are taken concurrently, and students must complete all math and science courses before enrolling in Block B. 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Once offered a teaching assignment in a Special Education classroom students will contact the WU licensure officer for the Provisional license application.  \nEducation Blocks Required for K-6th grade license Admission to teacher education is required before taking any block.  \nSee Department website for complete admission requirements  \nBlocks must be taken in the sequence listed.  \nCourses listed with an asterisk must be taken concurrently .  \nBlocks A, B, and C may be taken with other classes.  \nA grade of C or better is required for each course within the blocks.  \nBLOCK A  \nED 330 Teaching Social Studies (3) *  \nED 335 Creative Experiences (2) *  \nED 337 Social Studies Practicum Block A (1) *  \nED 300 Integrating Technology (3) ( CM 101 or equivalent prerequisite)  \nED 302 Exceptional Learners (3)  \n**APPLY to Student Teach ONE YEAR prior to the STUDENT TEACHING BLOCK.^^Admission requirements for Student Teaching: See Department of Education website  \nCompletion of ALL math and science courses are required before enrolling in BLOCK B  \nBLOCK B  \nED 310 Teaching Math (3) *  \nED 315 Teaching Science (3) *  \nED 317 Math/Science Practicum Block B (2) *  \nED 385 Foundations or ED 472 Issues (3) *  \nED 305 Language and Literacy (2) !!prerequisite for BLOCK C  \nBLOCK C  \nED 320 Teaching Reading (3) *  \nED 325 Teaching Language Arts (3) * ED 327 Literacy Practicum Block C (2) * ED 402 Teaching Struggling Learners (2) *  \nKN 311 Motor Learning (fall) OR  \nKN 340 Adapted PE (spring) or KN 344 Physical Education Activity Techniques (spring)  \nREQUIRES OVERRIDE FROM KN INSTRUCTOR  \nStudent Teaching Semester:  \nED 400 Understanding the Schools (2) *  \nED 405 Classroom Management [on-line only](1) *  \nED 420 K-6 Student Teaching (8) *  \nSE 456 Special Education Practicum I (4) *  \nFirst Printed 6/10 . Rev. 9/10 11/10, 7/11,7/12, 9/12, 6/13, 8/14, 4/16,9/17, 12/17","cbCaigcpjHqSx7DL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigcpjHqSx7DL","pdf",139811,"English","# Program Overview\n## General Education Courses\n## University Requirements\n## Professional Education K-6 License\n## High Incidence Special Education (K-6 Provisional License)\n# Required Education Blocks (A-C)\n## Block A\n## Block B\n## Block C\n# Student Teaching Semester","[{\"question\":\"What courses and requirements are needed for the K-6 professional education license?\",\"answer\":\"Complete ED 150 (waived if enrolled in WU 101), ED 225, and ED 285, then apply to the Professional Teacher Education Program after successful passage of the CORE, ACT or SAT and with a C or better grade. Admission to teacher education is required before taking any block.\"},{\"question\":\"How are High Incidence Special Education requirements structured for K-6 provisional licensure?\",\"answer\":\"Students must complete SE 420 (summer only), SE 430 (fall only), and SE 440 (fall only). After completing the program and passing Kansas content tests, students apply for the Elementary K-6 initial license, then contact the WU licensure officer for the Provisional license application when assigned to a special education classroom.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the block sequence and key prerequisite rules for Blocks A, B, and C?\",\"answer\":\"Blocks A, B, and C must be taken in the listed sequence. Courses marked with an asterisk are taken concurrently, and students must complete all math and science courses before enrolling in Block B. 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