Masters in Education - Elementary Reading / Language Arts
All applicants must contact the Graduate Advisor, Greg Knotts, before they will be able to enroll.
| Language and Literacy Description: Emphasis is placed on transition from traditional teaching and assessment to literature-based, whole lan gauge instruction and assessment. Teaching students to be strategic readers, writers and evaluators of their own literacy progress is emphasized. Through the Literacy Center on campus, two practicums assess children experiencing difficulties developing literacy skills and plan instructional programs of work that address their identified needs. Cross curricular connections are made through the integration of the language arts and other areas such as social studies, science and mathematics. |
Program Prerequisites¬ Admission to the University ENGL 405 Language Differences and Language Change For Classified Status¬ Undergraduate cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher or a University-approved aptitude test for graduate study (GRE or MAT) Degree RequirementsELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT CORE COURSES (9 UNITS)
CULMINATING EXPERIENCE |
Required CoursesEED 621 Language, Literacy and Culture across the Curriculum Electives (4 Units)Elective choices (3 unit classes) EED 681 Classroom Management EED 651 Curriculum and Assessment EED 684 Action Research EED 638 Seminar in Elementary School Social Studies Education Elective choices (1 unit classes) EED 699A Independent Study |
