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Graduate
Program in Elementary Education |
I. The Master of Education Degree in Elementary Education
is designed for inservice teachers
with initial elementary certification.
The program will increase the teachers knowledge and
competencies in developing curriculum
and instructional methods. Emphasis is placed on the
improvement of the teachers leadership
abilities. Teachers with an undergraduate major in
elementary education seeking an M.Ed.
in Elementary Education must meet specific program
course requirements and fulfill one
of the following options:
A. Complete 30 semester hours of graduate work selected
from the distribution of course
listed in the Graduate Bulletin
and submit an acceptable thesis to the graduate faculty. Six
semester hours of credit are awarded
for the thesis and are included in the total of 30
semester hours.
OR
B. Complete 36 semester hours of graduate work selected from the
distribution of courses
listed in the Graduate Bulletin..
ELU 569 - Current Topics in Education
and
ELU 571- Applications of Special Topics in Education are required as the two final
courses and are included in the 36 semester hours.
This option will culminate in a comprehensive project.
A maximum of two (2) 400 level courses may be included toward the fulfillment
of the requirements for the degree.
A maximum of six (9) transfer credits may be included toward the fulfillment
of the requirements for the degree. Students must follow guidelines as
written in the Graduate Bulletin.
Printable Master of Education grid sheet |
