The Special Education degree program group is completing a comprehensive review of both the existing Bachelor of Special Education degree and the professional development needs / interests of teachers. This is a relatively routine process, with the last review being conducted in 2003. Since then, there have been a number of changes to the degree itself as well as the field of special education.
We are seeking your input on this review and are asking all educators who have been admitted to the Bachelor of Special Education program (whether you have completed it or not) to complete this short (5-10 minute) survey We want your opinion on your training and your interests in additional education, as well as your perspectives on the professional development of educators who are working in today's changing and contemporary classrooms.
This survey is completely anonymous and voluntary. It is not for publication or public release. It is designed to help ensure that today's educators are sufficiently trained and that continued educational opportunities meet your needs
This section provides broad demographics that will help analyze the results by factors such as training, seniority, community, position, etc.
In reflecting on your career and the demands placed upon you as a professional please review the courses that are on the current B.Sp.Ed. program, noting first whether you have completed this course or not.
Please rate each course as follows on a scale of 1 to 4, where:
If you are unfamiliar with the course choose 5 (Not Applicable)
This portion of the survey refers to the potential availability of extra courses / programs or master's degree opportunities in various topics which are common in this field.
For each topic, please check ALL of the items and modes of delivery that interest you.
This is a broad area of inquiry into perspectives on the professional training of educators in the area of learner diversity - both your own training as well as that of those with whom you collaborate.
For each item that follows, rank your opinion toward it on a scale of 1 (Strongly Agree) to 4 (Strongly Disagree).