Specialization in Pediatrics and Developmental
Disabilities
Students specializing in pediatrics and developmental disabilities have opportunities
for coursework, research, and practical experiences in the specialty area. Specialty
courses are available for students in both the Doctor of Philosophy and Master
of Science degree programs. Many of the courses focus on working with children
with developmental disabilities and their families, with an emphasis on early
intervention, school-based services, and assistive technology.
Courses on the list
below with an asterisk currently are Web-based. They are available for
graduate credit or continuing education credit.
| *AHS
5313 |
Foundations of Evidence-Based Practice |
| *AHS
6193 |
Behavioral Approach to Motor Learning |
| *RS 5263 |
Family and Diversity |
| *RS
5443 |
Teamwork
in the Public Schools |
| *RS
5450 |
Introduction
to Assistive Technology |
| *RS 5473 |
Early Intervention for Children and Families |
| *RS
5483 |
Topics in Assistive Technology |
| *RS 5970 |
Seminar |
| RS 6253 |
Current Topics in Pediatric Rehabilitation |
| *RS
6433 |
Pediatric Assessment, Program Planning, and Evaluation |
Tolbert Center faculty and clinical staff are involved in a wide variety of
model service delivery
activities, may of which are supported by grants
or contracts. Students may participate many of the activities in
which they would like to have experience. Students also may participate in
academic
or clinical teaching, or have clinical experiences at the Oklahoma
Assistive Technology Center.
