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Mid-Level Education
PROGRAM OF STUDY FOR THE
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION DEGREE
WITH A MAJOR IN MID-LEVEL EDUCATION
PURPOSE OF THE DEGREE
The purpose of the Master of Science in
Education degree program in Mid-Level Education is to offer
educators and educators-in-training a planned program of study
focusing on the development and educational needs of children
in grades 4 - 8.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Students seeking admission into the Master of
Science in Education degree program in Elementary Education must meet the admission
requirements of the Graduate School and the specific program requirements. In addition,
applicants must have completed a minimum of 18 semester hours of professional education courses
including the requirements for a valid teaching certificate based on a four-year
teacher education program.
- Unconditional Admission
- In addition to Graduate School criteria,
academic proficiency must be established through satisfaction of either of the following
admissions selection criteria:
- A minimum cumulative undergraduate grade
point average of 3.00 (or 3.25 on the last 60 hours) and a raw score of at least 30 on the
Miller Analogies Test (MAT) or a minimum score of 790 on the combined verbal and
quantitative sections of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), or
- A minimum cumulative undergraduate grade
point average of 2.75 (or 3.00 on the last 60 hours) and a raw score of at least 35 on the
MAT (or a minimum score of 820 on the combined verbal and quantitative sections of
the GRE).
- Conditional Admission
- In addition to Graduate School criteria for
conditional admission, academic proficiency must be established through satisfaction of
either of the following admission selection criteria:
- The total undergraduate GPA is at least 2.50
and when the undergraduate GPA is multiplied by 10 and then multiplied by the MAT
score the total is at least 600 (GPA x 10 x MAT = 600), or
- The total undergraduate GPA is at least 2.50
and when the undergraduate GPA is multiplied by the GRE score the total is at
least 1850 (GPA x GRE = 1850).
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
TEACHER
EDUCATION CORE
HOURS
| TE 6233 |
Teaching and Assessment |
3 |
| TE 6243 |
Technology as a Tool for Teaching |
3 |
| TE 6253 |
Perspectives on professionalism in
Education |
3 |
| ELFN 6773 |
Statistics and Research |
3 |
TOTAL TEACHER EDUCATION HOURS
12
MID-LEVEL MAJOR
| MLED 6403 |
The World of the Young Adolescent Mid-Level Child |
3 |
| MLED 6413 |
Standards Based Instruction |
3 |
| MLED 6423 |
Teaming, Teaching, and Learning in the Mid-Level
Grades |
3 |
TOTAL MAJOR HOURS
9
MID-LEVEL SPECIALTY AREAS
Mid-Level Content Specialty
Area (9 - 12 hrs.) 6hrs. in any 2 specialty areas for a total of 12 hours or 9 hours in one specialty area. Specialty Area courses are found within academic departments and related areas: English
Mathematics Science Social Studies The sutdents and adviser will work to select appropriate courses;
National Board Specialty
(9hrs.)
| TE 6263 |
Teachers as professionals: Working
Toward National Teaching Standards |
3 |
| TE 6283 |
Practicum in Teacher Education |
3 |
| ELCI 6083 |
Supervision and Evaluation of Teaching |
3 |
Middle Childhood Specialty (9hrs.)
| TE 6263 |
Teachers as professionals: Working Toward National
Teaching Standards |
3 |
| COUN 6913 |
Child and Adolescent Counseling |
3 |
| ELED 6013 |
Home School Relations |
3 |
| ELED 5613 |
Techniques of Behavior management |
3 |
| RDNG 5343 |
Reading in the Content Area: Middle and Secondary
School |
3 |
| RDNG 5313 |
Methods and Materials in Reading |
3 |
| ELED 6003 |
Literature and Book Selection in the Elementary
School |
3 |
| ELCI 5513 |
Teaching Global Perspectives |
3 |
| ELED 6601-6 |
Thesis |
3 |
Others with Prior Approval of Adviser
1-6TOTAL SPECIALTY HOURS
9-12
TOTAL DEGREE PROGRAM HOURS
30 - 33
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