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The Administrator s Assignment Manual F-19 1/10 Visual Education Specialist Instruction Credentials (initially issued effective September 7, 1997) *Authorizes providing resource instructional services across all disability areas at the grade level of the document. Mild/Moderate * (K-1 to Age ) Moderate/Severe * (K-1 to Age ) Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing * (Birth to Age ) Physical & Health * (Birth to Age ) Orthopedic Other Health Visual * (Birth to Age ) Early Childhood Special Education * (Birth - Pre-K only) Early Childhood Special Education Certificate or Added Authorization (Birth- Pre -K only) 3 Added Authorizations in Special Education - AASE (initially issued effective July 03, 009) ** Holder authorized to conduct assessments, provide instruction, and special education related services to individuals within disability across the continuum of special education program options at the grade and age levels authorized by the prerequisite credential. Spectrum Disorders ** Deaf-Blind ** **

The Administrator s Assignment Manual F-0 1/10 Added Authorizations in Special Education - AASE (continued) Other Health ** Orthopedic ** ** Ryan Service Credentials with a Special Class Authorization (if credential held without a special class authorization, teaching is not authorized) Speech-Language Pathology Services in Language, Speech & Hearing With Special Class Authorization (Birth to Age ) Clinical or Rehabilitative Services in Language, Speech & Hearing With Special Class Authorization (Birth to Age ) Visual Orthopedic Other Health Ryan Specialist Instruction Teaching Credentials (initially issued 1976 to September 7, 1997; renewals available) Communication Handicapped 4 Learning Handicapped 5 Severely Handicapped Physically Handicapped 6

Visual Orthopedic Other Health The Administrator s Assignment Manual F-1 1/10 Standard Teaching Credentials (initially issued 1961 to 1976; renewals available) Minor-Mentally Retarded 5 Minor-Speech & Hearing Handicapped Minor-Deaf & Severely Hard-of-Hearing Minor- Minor-Orthopedically Handicapped Including the Cerebral Palsied Standard Limited Specialized Preparation Teaching Credentials (initially issued 1961 to 1976; renewals available) Mentally Retarded 5 Speech & Hearing Handicapped Deaf & Severely Hard-of Hearing Including Cerebral Palsied

The Administrator s Assignment Manual F- 1/10 Standard Restricted Teaching Credentials (initially issued 1961 to 1976; renewals available) Educable Mentally Retarded 5 Trainable Mentally Retarded 5 Speech & Hearing Therapy Including the Cerebral Palsied Deaf & Severely Hard-of-Hearing Deaf-Blind Severely Hard-of-Hearing Visual Orthopedic Other Health Exceptional Children Teaching Credentials (initially issued prior to 1961; renewals available) Mentally Retarded 5 Speech Correction & Lip Reading Including the Cerebral Palsied Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing

Administrator s Assignment Manual F-3 1/10 Special Secondary Teaching Credentials (initially issued prior to 1961; renewals available) Mentally Retarded 5 Correction of Speech Defects Deaf Lip Reading Partially Sighted Child Blind 1 Multiple Disabilities means concomitant (simultaneous) impairments (such as mental retardation-blindness or mental retardation-orthopedic impairment), the combination of which causes such severe educational needs that they cannot be accommodated in special education programs solely for one of the impairments. Multiple Disabilities does not include deaf-blindness. A student may be identified with multiple disabilities as the primary disability as well as a low incidence secondary disability for funding purposes, only an authorization for multiple disabilities would be required in this scenario since this is a concomitant impairment as long as the secondary disability is not deaf-blindness. Spectrum Disorders (ASD) content is included in Preliminary Education Specialist Teaching Credential programs in all specialty areas. The preliminary credential authorizes the holder to provide autism instructional services to students within the specialty area(s) of their credential. The ASD authorization will appear as a separate authorization. Level I and Level II Education Specialist Teaching Credentials do not include the ASD authorization but the holder may choose to add the authorization by completing a subsequent Added Authorization in Special Education in the area of ASD. Visual 3 An individual must hold a valid prerequisite special education credential; the certificate and added authorization authorizes services for ages birth to pre-k only. Orthopedic Other Health 4 Individuals employed under the following option prior to July 1, 010 may continue to serve but no new individuals may be placed on the basis of this option after this date. Holder must have taught full-time for at least one year prior to September 1, 1991, in a special class in which the primary disability was other health impaired (autistic), and have received a favorable evaluation for that service from the employing school district. Acceptance of experience is a local employing agency decision. 5 Individuals employed using this option prior to July 1, 010 may continue to serve but no new individuals may be placed on the basis of this option after this date. Holder must have taught full-time for at least one year prior to September 1, 1991, in a special class in which the primary disability was seriously emotionally disturbed and have received a favorable evaluation for that service from the employing school district OR completed a Commission-approved program for the seriously emotionally disturbed (none currently available). The certificate of completion is issued by the college or university and must be kept on file at the employing agency. Acceptance of experience is a local employing agency decision. 6 Issued prior to January 1, 1981, on the basis of completing a Commission-approved program in which the focus was the.