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Master of Education
Curriculum and Instruction Program
Non-licensure (33 credits)
Experienced educators seeking an advanced degree to enhance their professional skills may enroll in the Lesley master's degree program in Curriculum and Instruction. Students take required courses, select an area of concentration, and complement their study with two elective courses. Each student is assigned an advisor who assists with selection of courses in the area of concentration and with the development of independent study projects that may be included as part of the degree program. Specializations are individually designed to the student's academic interest.
| Required Courses |
15 |
| EEDUC 6125 |
Dimensions of Learning and Teaching |
3 |
| EEDUC 7111 |
Curriculum, Assessment & Instruction: Assumptions & Design |
3 |
| EEDUC 6128 |
Dimensions of Equity |
3 |
| EEDUC 6126 |
Classroom And School Inquiry OR |
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| EEDUC 7102 |
Research in Reading (if student is specializing in Literacy) |
3 |
| EEDUC 6127 |
Action Research & Seminar (to be taken as final course of program) |
3 |
| (Successful completion of either EEDUC 7102 or EEDUC 6126 is a prerequisite for EEDUC 6127.) |
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| Area of Concentration |
15 |
| Students will choose courses, in consultation with advisor, to support a cohesive program of study in one of the following areas of concentration: |
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| Early Childhood |
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| Technology in Education |
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| Special Education |
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| Literacy (Courses chosen for this concentration may also satisfy certain requirements for Reading licensure) |
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| Elective Course (chosen with advisor approval) |
3 |
| TOTAL REQUIRED CREDITS |
33
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Lesley University reserves the right to unilaterally add, withdraw, or revise any course offering in the above-mentioned program of study, including policies, provisions, requirements, and fees.
Lesley University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution and does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, religion, color, creed, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual preference, handicap or disability in its education programs, employment, or in admissions to, access to or treatment in its programs or activities.
updated 06/19/08 | 11:52 AM
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