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GRADUATE
PROGRAMS
DEPARTMENT OF
CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION
Graduate programs offered
through the Department of Curriculum and Instruction include the Master
of Arts in Education Degree with options in Elementary Education, Library
Science, Middle Grade Education, Secondary Education, Gifted and Talented
Education, Reading/Writing, and the Master of Arts in Teaching with
options in Elementary Education, Middle Grade Education, and Secondary/P-12
Education. Students admitted to these programs must meet the general
requirements of the Graduate School and specific college and department
requirements.
In addition, graduate Rank II and Rank I non-degree programs are offered
in Elementary Education, Library Science, Middle Grade Education, and
Secondary Education. Rank II non-degree programs in these four
areas may be selected for continuation of certification. Admission
to Rank I programs requires completion of a Master's Degree or Rank
II non-degree program.
Candidates in all programs
set personal/professional goals related to the Experienced Teacher Standards,
the New Teacher Standards for the M.A.T. or the AASLC standards for
Library Science programs. These goals are identified in a Professional
Improvement Plan (Master's Degree and Rank II), a Continuing Professional
Improvement Plan (Rank I), or a Professional Development Plan (M.A.T.)
Candidates develop a portfolio including entries demonstrating their
accomplishment of goals throughout their program. This portfolio
plays a significant role in a student's exit assessment for the program. |
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Master of
Arts in Education
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MAEd in Elementary
Education (P-5) |
MAEd
in Library Science (P-12) |
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MAEd in Gifted
Education (P-12) |
MAEd in Reading
and Writing (P-12) |
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MAEd in Middle
Grade Education (5-9) |
MAEd in Secondary Education - see
the list of options as presented below.. |
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MS
in Industrial Education |
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MAEd in Secondary Education - Options: |
Agriculture
(5-12) |
Biology
(8-12) |
English
(8-12) |
Mathematics Education
(8-12) |
Physical
Education
(P-12) |
School
Health
(P-12) |
Technology
Education
(5-12) |
Art
(P-12) |
Business
Education
(5-12) |
Family
and Consumer Science
(5-12) |
Music
(P-12) |
Physical Science, Chemistry,
Earth
Science
or
Physics
(8-12) |
Social Studies, History
(8-12) |
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| *Information
about other options is available upon request |
| Master
of Arts in Teaching |
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MAT
The Master
of Arts in Teaching degree leads to initial teaching certification.
It is NOT for those who already hold teaching certification.
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Rank I |
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Elementary Edcuation (P-5) |
Library Science (P-12) |
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Middle Grade Education (5-9) |
Secondary
Education (P-12, 5-12, or 8-12) |
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Rank II |
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Elementary
Education (P-5) |
Library
Science (P-12) |
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Middle
Grade Education (5-9) |
Secondary
Education (P-12, 5-12 or 8-12) |
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Endorsements |
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Driver
Education (8-12) |
Reading
and Writing (P-12) |
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Gifted Education (P-12)
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Instructional
Computer Technology (P-12) |
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Environmental
Education (P-12) |
Teaching
English as a Second Language(P-12) |
