The Federal Role in the Preparation of Special Education Doctorates. SEFNA Brief. Revised

The Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) is the primary source of federal support for preparing researchers and teacher educators whose focus is students with disabilities. The OSEP Leadership Training Grant Program awards projects to more universities than any other federal agency, but to do...

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Published inClaremont Graduate University
Main Author Smith, Deborah Deutsch
Format Report
LanguageEnglish
Published Claremont Graduate University 25.08.2009
Subjects
Awards
Disabilities
Doctoral Degrees
Doctoral Programs
Federal Government
Federal Programs
Government Role
Grants
Leadership Training
Public Agencies
Special Education
Teacher Educators
Teacher Supply and Demand
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Summary:The Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) is the primary source of federal support for preparing researchers and teacher educators whose focus is students with disabilities. The OSEP Leadership Training Grant Program awards projects to more universities than any other federal agency, but to do so it provides smaller awards to universities for fewer years of funding and less financial assistance for each doctoral student. (Contains 2 footnotes.)