E=mc² Program
M.Ed. Information
If you are interested in the Graduate Certification program, which leads to a Masters in Education (M.Ed.), you must complete another online application for the Graduate School (separate from the one you completed for the E=mc² program) and pay an application fee of $60. There will be coursework, time, and financial investment required, in addition to what you have already committed to with the E=mc² program.
College of Education
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
E=mc² Specialization
Advising Sheet
| Core Courses: 18 semester hours (s.h.) | |
| Education 5203 (403) - Effective Teaching: Theory and Practice (Sp, Fl, SS I) | |
| Ed 5402 Child & Adolescent Development (Fl) | |
| Ed 5403 Diverse Learners (Sp) | |
| Education 5254 (554) - Computer Based Instruction (Fl, Sp, SS I) | |
| Ed 5401 Introduction to Middle School (Fl) | |
| Secondary Education 5471 (471): Reading Probs in Sec. Schools (Sp/SS II) | |
| III. E=mc² Pedagogy (6 s.h.) | |
| Ed 5404/05 Methods for Teaching Math/Science I (Sp) | |
| Ed 5406/07 Methods for Teaching Math/Science II (SS I) | |
| V. Supervised Teaching and Seminar (6 s. h.) - Ed. 406 & 412 must be taken together | |
| Ed 5408 Student Teaching (SS I) | |
| Ed 5409 Capstone Course (SS II) | |
| Total | |
Prerequisites for Supervised Teaching (9 s.h.)
• Ed. 5203 (403) Effective Teaching: Theory and Practice
• 1 or more Pedagogy Courses
• Pass Praxis II exam
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