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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.
Effective September 13, 2007,
all MAED, Rank II, Rank I and certification programs in Elementary Education
(all options), Library Science, and Secondary Education (all options) are due
on or before:
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Second
Friday of November (Spring)
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Last
Friday of March (Summer)
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Last
Friday of June (Fall)
The acceptance to review applications on an emergency basis will be
reviewed and approved by the department chair and/or graduate program coordinator. |
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Graduate
Programs Orientation Handbook In C&I
Elementary/Middle
Grade/Secondary Graduate Portfolio
Portfolio Analytic Scoring
Guide for candidates entering these programs after August 1,
2007
Library Science Graduate
Portfolio
Portfolio Library Science Analytic Scoring Guide for candidates entering these
programs after August 1, 2007
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Master of Arts in Education Degree
Elementary Education
Middle
School Education
Secondary
Education
Gifted/Talented Education (P-12)
Reading/Writing Specialization (P-12)
Library
Science (P-12)
Rank II Non-Degree Programs
Rank
I Non-Degree Programs
Master
of Arts in Teaching
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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