School Psychometry Endorsement (18-24 hrs)

Location(s): Tradition Campus

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Program Overview

Psychometrics is the field of study that looks at the design, administration, and interpretation of tests that measure human responses. The Department of Psychology and Counseling offers a master’s degree in counseling psychology with a concentration in school psychometry as well as this add-on endorsement for individuals who hold a master’s degree (AA Teacher Licensure) in education.

Graduate Outcomes

Gain experience with the professional roles and responsibilities of school psychometrists.
Demonstrate a satisfactory commitment to ethical practice and professional collaboration in an applied field experience.

Program of Study (18-24 hrs)

* If a teacher completed EDU 6200 and EDU 6400 in a prior degree, a minimum of 18 hours will be required to bring their prior degree (assumed to be 30 hours) up to the 48 hour requirement for a degree in school psychometry. A minimum of 18 hours is required to add on this endorsement, regardless of prior course work.

EDU 6600 - Organizational Procedures & Laws for Special Education 3 hrs
PSY 5050 - Advanced Developmental Psychology 3 hrs
PSY 6760 - Individual Assessment: Wechsler Scales 3 hrs
PSY 6770 - Individual Assessment: Stanford-Binet 3 hrs
PSY 6960 - Practicum in School Psychometrics 3-6 hrs (3 hrs required)
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EDU 5720 - Survey of Exceptional Children 3 hrs
EDU 6400 - Curriculum Planning 3 hrs *
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EDU 6200 - Teacher as Researcher 3 hrs *
PSY 6200 - Introduction to Research 3 hrs
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EDU 6650 - Behavior Management 3 hrs
PSY 6650 - Behavior Management 3 hrs
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PSY 5750 - Use and Interpretation of Tests 3 hrs
PSY 6300 - Analysis of the Individual 3 hrs
COU 6260 - Clinical-Based Assessment 3 hrs
COU 6270 - School-Based Assessment 3 hrs
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COU 6500 - Collaboration and Consultation 3 hrs
PSY 6480 - Consultation Theory, Models, and Practices 3 hrs