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Professional Education Course Syllabi

Communication Disorders (College of Health and Human Services)

Master of Health Science in Communication Disorders 

Counseling

School Counselor Certification (post Master's) 

Education

Master of Arts Education - Required Core

  • EDUC 610 Issues in Education
  • EDUC 824 Academic Evaluation and Assessment
  • EDUC 800 Student Learning and Assessment
  • EDUC 811 Teacher as Researcher
  • EDUC 868 Culminating Experience

Middle Grade Endorsement

  • EDUC 642 Educational Psychology Applied to Middle School
  • EDUC 643 Curriculum and Instruction in the Middle School

Sequences   

  • Computer Education Specialization
    • EDCP 610 Evaluating Software for Instruction
    • EDCP 810 Multimedia in Education
    • EDCP 820 Telecommunications in Education
     
  • Curriculum & Instruction Specialization *   
  • Mathematics Education Specialization * 
    • EDUC 640 Teaching and Learning Mathematics
    • EDCP 732 Educational Applications of the Microcomputer: Mathematics  
    • EDUC 818 Teaching Mathematical Problem Solving and Critical Thinking
    • EDUC 831 Strategies for Teaching Geometry
    • EDUC 833 Teaching Mathematics to Mathematically Able Students
     
  • Science Education Specialization * 
    • EDUC 625 Models and Strategies for Science Education
    • EDCP 736 Educational Applications of Technology: Science

Bilingual/ESL Approval

  • BBED 520 Foundations of Bilingual and ESL Education
  • BBED 525 Assessment of Language Minority Students
  • BBED 530 Methods and Materials for Teaching Bilingual Students
  • BBED 538 Cross Cultural Education
  • BBED 797 Reading Strategies in Bilingual and ESL Programs
  • BBED 800 Practicum in Bilingual and ESL Education 
  • EDUC 650 Topics in Education: Teaching English as a Second Language

 

* Please note: Additional coursework is required for program completion. Contact the program advisor or consult the University catalog for a full listing of program requirements. 

 

Educational Administration

General Administrative * 

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  • EDAD 601 Curriculum Development and Learning Theories
  • EDAD 621 Foundations of School Administration and Organization
  • EDAD 713 Leadership and Organizational Behavior
  • EDAD 724 School Supervision
  • EDAD 729 Research in Educational Administration
  • EDAD 731 Community Relations
  • EDAD 822 Elementary and Secondary School Administration
  • EDAD 832 School Finance
  • EDAD 833 School Law
  • EDAD 834 Practicum in Instructional Leadership and School Management I
  • EDAD 835 Practicum in Instructional Leadership and School Management II

Chief School Business Official  * 

  • EDAD 836 Administration of School Personnel
  • EDAD 838 Collective Negotiaions
  • EDAD 839 School Finance II: Advanced Concepts/CSBO
  • EDAD 840 School Finance III: Applications/CSBO
  • EDAD 845 School Business Internship
  • EDAD 865 Information Technology for School Administrators

Higher Education Administration * 

  • HEAD 618 The Adult Learner
  • HEAD 621 Foundations of Higher Education Administration and Organization
  • HEAD 625 Institutions of Higher Education
  • HEAD 713 Leadership and Organizational Behavior in Higher Education
  • HEAD 823 Higher Education Administration
  • HEAD 833 Higher Education Law
  • HEAD 834 Practicum in Higher Education Administration I
  • HEAD 835 Practicum in Higher Education Administration II

* Please note: Additional coursework is required for program completion. Contact the program advisor or consult the University catalog for a full listing of program requirements. 

 

Early Childhood Education

Undergraduate * 

  • EDEC 321 Effective Teaching and Laboratory
  • EDEC 350 Foundations of Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 360 Growth and Development of Young Children
  • EDEC 370 Typical and Atypical Speech and Language Development
  • EDEC 415 Child and Family with/without Special Needs in the Community
  • EDEC 416 Lab I: Infants and Toddler Methods
  • EDEC 420 Observation and Assessment of Young Children with/without Special Needs
  • EDEC 425 Preprimary and Special Education Methods
  • EDEC 426 Lab II: Preprimary
  • EDEC 431 Lab III: Literacy in Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 432 Literacy Methods in Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 440 Methods of Teaching Primary Math, Science, and Social Studies
  • EDEC 441 Lab IV: Teaching Primary Math, Science, and Social Studies
  • EDEC 450 Methods of Teaching the Arts
  • EDEC 460 Integrating Instruction in Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 499 Student Teaching in Early Childhood Education

Graduate * 

  • EDEC 499 Student Teaching in Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 651 Lab I: Infant and Toddler
  • EDEC 652 Child and Family with/without Special Needs in the Community
  • EDEC 665 Methods of Teaching in the Arts
  • EDEC 670 Preprimary and Special Education Curriculum Development in Early Childhood
  • EDEC 671 Preprimary and Special Education Curriculum Methods
  • EDEC 672 Lab II: Preprimary
  • EDEC 680 Literacy Methods in Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 681 Lab III: Literacy in Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 695 Methods of Teaching Primary Math, Science and Social Studies
  • EDEC 740 Issues and Methods for At Risk/Special Needs
  • EDEC 800 Psycholinguistics
  • EDEC 812 History and Philosophy of Early Childhood Education
  • EDEC 822 Advanced Early Childhood Development
  • EDEC 860 Advanced Assessment Techniques for Children with/without Special Needs in Early Childhood
  • EDEC 868 Culminating Experience
  • EDEC 885 Integrating Instruction in Early Childhood Education
  • PSYC 560 Research Methodology
  • PSYC 853  Human Neuropsychology I: Brain Function 

* Please note: Additional coursework is required for program completion. Contact the program advisor or consult the University catalog for a full listing of program requirements. 

 

Elementary Education

Bachelor of Arts Elementary Education * 

  • EDCP 500 Introduction to Educational Technology
  • EDUC 310 Foundations of Education
  • EDUC 320 Future of American Education
  • EDUC 321 Effective Teaching and Laboratory
  • EDUC 330 Educational Psychology: Child Growth and Development
  • EDUC 440 Educational Psychology in Action
  • EDUC 442 Educational Psychology Applied to the Middle School
  • EDUC 443 Curriculum and Instruction in the Middle Schools
  • ELED 301 Teaching Laboratory I
  • ELED 302 Teaching Language Arts in Elementary Schools
  • ELED 303 Developmental Reading in Elementary Schools
  • ELED 401 Teaching Laboratory II
  • ELED 450 Corrective Reading
  • ELED 460 Teaching Science in Elementary Schools
  • ELED 463 Teaching Mathematics in Elementary Schools
  • ELED 466 Teaching Social Studies in Elementary Schools
  • ELED 499 Student Teaching
  • SPED 510 Survey of Students with Exceptionalities 
  • EDUC 530 Multicultural Literature in the Classroom

* Please note: Additional coursework is required for program completion. Contact the program advisor or consult the University catalog for a full listing of program requirements. 

Post-BA Alternative Route to Elementary Certification  

Secondary Education (College of Arts & Sciences)

Required Core

  • EDUC 310 Foundations of Education 
  • SPED 510 Survey of Students with Exceptionalities
  • EDCP 500 Introduction to Educational Technology 
  • EDUC 440 Educational Psychology in Action 

Bachelor of Arts Secondary English Education * 

  • EDUC 465 Methods of Teaching English 
  • EDUC 574 Methods of Teaching Reading
  • EDUC 499 Student Teaching: Secondary English  

Bachelor of Arts Secondary Mathematics Education *  

  • EDUC 436 Principles of Secondary Mathematics Education
  • EDUC 437 Teaching Secondary School Mathematics 
  • EDUC 499 Student Teaching: Secondary Mathematics

Bachelor of Science Biology Education 

  • EDUC 433 Principles of Science Education 
  • EDUC 434 Teaching Secondary School Science
  • EDUC 499 Student Teaching: Secondary Biology 

Bachelor of Science Chemistry Education

  • EDUC 433 Principles of Science Education 
  • EDUC 434 Teaching Secondary School Science 
  • EDUC 499 Student Teaching: Secondary Chemistry

* Please note: Additional coursework is required for program completion. Contact the program advisor or consult the University catalog for a full listing of program requirements. 

 

Reading

  • READ 819 Narrative and Expository Writing Instruction K - 12
  • READ 820 Psycholinguistic and Sociolinguistic Foundations of Literacy
  • READ 821 Survey of Reading: Theory and Practice
  • READ 822 Teaching Reading in Content Areas
  • READ 823 Integrating Children's and Adolescent's Literature Across the Curriculum
  • READ 824 Reading Diagnosis
  • READ 825 Reading Remediation
  • READ 826 Reading Practicum I: Elementary School Reading
  • READ 827 Reading Practicum II: Middle and Secondary School Reading
  • READ 828 Seminar in Reading
  • READ 830 Developing and Supervising Reading Programs

* Please note: Additional coursework may be required for program completion. Contact the program advisor or consult the University catalog for a full listing of program requirements. 

 

Special Education

  • SPED 619 Psychological Diagnosis of Learners with Exceptionalities
  • SPED 699 Special Education Student Teaching
  • SPED 805 Administration and Supervision of Special Education
  • SPED 820 Learning Characteristics of Learners with Exceptionalities
  • SPED 831 Behavioral Characteristics of Learners with Exceptionalities
  • SPED 835 Methods for Teaching Learners with Exceptionalities
  • SPED 840 Special Education Practicum I
  • SPED 850 Special Education Practicum II
  • SPED 860 Collaboration Skills for Teachers and Support Personnel
  • SPED 863 Special Education Practicum III
  • SPED 865 Graduate Seminar in Multicategorical Special Education
  • EDUC 632 Teaching Mathematics to Low Achieving Students
  • EDUC 811 Teacher as Researcher
  • EDUC 846 Reading Remediation in the Classroom
  • EDCP 737 Educational Applications of the Microcomputer: Special Education 

* Please note: Additional coursework may be required for program completion. Contact the program advisor or consult the University catalog for a full listing of program requirements.