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Assistant Professor (Special Education)
Office: Business and Education 204A
Phone: (803) 641-3689
Email: windys@usca.edu
Fax: (803) 641-3698
Spring 2009 Office Hours
By Appointment
Courses Currently Taught
AEDX 400 001 Introduction to Individuals with Exceptionalities
AEDX 430 001 Char of Emotional Disabilities
AEDX 435 001 Meth/Prcdr Emotional Disabilities
AEDX 435P 001 Practitum Instrution Emotional Disabilities
Courses Taught:
AEDX 400: Introduction to Individuals with Exceptionalities
AEDX 410: Introduction to Individuals with Mental Retardation
AEDX 415: Methods and Materials for Teaching Individuals with Mental Retardation
AEDX 415P: Practicum in Individuals with Mental Retardation
AEDX 424: Behavior Intervention and Management
AEDX 424P: Practicum in Behavior Intervention and Management
AEDX 435: Methods and Procedures for Teaching Individuals with Emotional Disabilities
AEDX 435P: Practicum in Emotional Disabilities
AEDX 440: Technology for Diverse Learners
AEDX 472: Internship in Special Education
AEET 735: Technology for Diverse PopulationsVITA
Dr. Windy Schweder is an Assistant Professor in Special Education at the University of South Carolina Aiken (USCA). Dr. Schweder teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in special education at USCA. She received her Ph.D. in Special Education from the University of South Carolina in August of 2004. Dr. Schweder has a M.Ed. in Mental Retardation from Valdosta State University (1997), and a B.S. in Early Childhood Education from the University of Georgia (1992). Dr. Schweder has experience teaching students with mild to severe disabilities in resource, self contained, and inclusive settings in Georgia and South Carolina. Dr. Schweder is a guest reviewer for the Journal of Special Education Technology. Additionally, she is a conference proposal reviewer for the National Education Computing Consortium. Her research interests include improving distance education in higher education and identifying appropriate software programs for use during the instruction of students with disabilities. Dr. Schweder is a member of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), and the International Consortium for Wearable Computers (ISWC).
