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BED Special Education in Intellectual Disability ( BEDSE-ID )(M-BSE-7767)

Last updated Apr, 2026
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Duration24 Months
Enrolled1
Lectures200
Videos0
Notes0
CertificateYes

What you'll learn

The B.Ed. Special Education (Intellectual Disability) is a professional undergraduate program designed to train teachers to educate and support individuals with significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior

Course Syllabus

Students in this program study a blend of general education and disability-specific modules:

Assessment & Identification: Learning to use standardized tools to evaluate a learner's specific needs.
Individualized Education Plans (IEPs): Designing personalized roadmaps for each student's academic and functional growth.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): Techniques to manage challenging behaviors and encourage positive social interactions.
Curriculum Adaptation: Modifying regular school subjects (math, science, etc.) to make them accessible for students with ID. SNDT Women's University
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Career Opportunities

Graduates can work in various professional roles, including:

Special Educator: Teaching in dedicated special schools or inclusive classrooms.
Resource Teacher: Providing extra support to students with disabilities in mainstream schools.
Rehabilitation Counselor: Working in NGOs or government bodies to support families and individuals.
Leadership Roles: Serving as a School Principal or Coordinator for special education programs