Administration of Intervention Programs (M.Ed.)
Dr. Angela Ward, Interim Program Director
The Master of Education in Administration of Intervention Programs is a dynamic program which prepares one to serve as an interventionist, an administrator of intervention programs, and an educational diagnostician in PK-12 public schools. Significant emphasis is placed on federal and state guidelines for intervention programs, demands specific to the interventionist, as well as administering educational intervention programs and working with at-risk students. Certification as an educational diagnostician requires the earned M.Ed. in Administration of Intervention Programs, a minimum of two years teaching experience, successful completion of TExES #153, and approval from the Texas Education Agency.
To earn a Master of Education degree with a major in Administration of Intervention Programs, in preparation for the Professional Educational Diagnostician Certificate: a student must complete 36 semester hours as follows:
Degree Requirements
Required Courses
One of the following:
EDSP 5338: students seeking certification as an Educational Diagnostician
EDUC 6353: for non-certifiers only