The Certificate in Theory, Knowledge and Practice about Autism Spectrum Disorders provides proof of advanced, specialized training based on best practices for individuals who work with children with autism spectrum disorders in early childhood  through high school.

Individuals not authorized by CCTC to earn the Added Authorization are welcome to take any or all courses, and may earn this certificate (issued by San Jose State University) upon satisfactory completion of all three courses.

 

Autism Certificate Courses

EDSE 218A -- Autism Spectrum Disorders: Students with Moderate to Severe Disabilities Typical child development Characteristics and diagnostic criteria of ASD Theories and interventions associated with ASD Social language and Social Stories Early childhood model programs Sensory integration and OT Applied Behavior Analysis General education curriculum modifications and supports EDSE 218B -- Autism Spectrum Disorders: Students with Mild to Moderate Disabilities Characteristics and diagnostic criteria of Asperger's Syndrome Social thinking and friendships Theory of Mind (ToM) Executive Function Special interests and school models Educational strategies and cognition  EDSE 218C -- Autism Spectrum Disorders: Collaboration and Implementation of Best Practices Evidence-based practices Collaboration with parents and siblings Implementation of evidence-based best practices Roles of other school personnel and service providers RTI (Response to Intervention)/Inclusive Education

Now offering EDSE 218C in Summer 2013 online! Registration Add/Drop Form: http://ies.sjsu.edu/special

 *Cost: $750.00 for each course
**Requirements: Bachelor Degree or department consent