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Mrs. Elaine Lambert

Elaine A. Lambert, M. Ed.

Instructor of Special Education

Mrs. Lambert received her B.S. degree in Special Education from the University of Southern Mississippi, and completed her M.Ed. and post-master’s coursework in Special Education and Rehabilitation from Memphis State University (now University of Memphis). She is currently a doctoral candidate in Higher Education at Delta State University.

Mrs. Lambert taught in the Harrison County school system for two years before moving to Memphis, Tennessee, where she taught for two years in a special school for students with severe multiple disabilities with an age range from preschool to twenty-one. She taught special education on the junior and senior high school level in the Memphis City School system for 29 years. She has been teaching special education at Delta State University since 2002.

Scholarly interest: Learning disabilities in K-12 and post-secondary education, pre-referral interventions, accommodations and modifications in inclusive settings, behavior management, and co-teaching strategies in inclusive settings.

Ask her about: Hand bells, choir, and outdoor activities (camping, hiking, fishing, travel, gardening).

Courses taught:

CSP 340 - Survey of Exceptional Children

CSP 384 - Study of Learning Disabilities,

CSP 387 - Secondary Level Methods and Practicum in Special Education,

CSP 346 - Classroom Behavior Management

CSP 345 - Curriculum-Based Assessment in Special Education,

CSP 388 - Education of the Elementary Level Mild/Moderate Disabled Student,

CSP 547 - Internship in Special Education,

CSP 643- Programming for Adolescents with Mild/Moderate Exceptional Learning Needs

CSP 341 - Instructional Planning in Special Education

CSP 344 - Assessment of Students with Special Needs