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Content Courses (4) MASTER OF EDUCATION - CONCENTRATION IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Four (4) elective graduate content courses approved by the program advisor. Choose from the following academic disciplines: art, biology, chemistry, earth science, English, English as a Second Language, foreign language, geography, history, mathematics, physics, or political science. Curriculum Specific Courses (2) Choose two (2) from the following: EDLE 927 Advanced Teaching Strategies ENGL 930 Workshop in Children’s Literature INST 941 Internet for Educators INST 943 Impact of Technology on Education SPED 956 Curriculum Development and Modification (Prerequisite: SPED 962 Developmental Patterns of Children with Special Needs) SPED 962 Developmental Patterns of Children with Special Needs QUESTIONS? CALL: 508.626.4550 | WEBSITE: WWW.FRAMINGHAM.EDU/DGCE 46
MASTER OF EDUCATION - CONCENTRATION IN ENGLISH 47 Master of Education concentration in English Coordinator: Dr. Julia Scandrett, English Advisor: Dr. Julia Scandrett, English The Master of Education with a concentration in English is designed for students who are interested in furthering their knowledge in English at the graduate level, without regard to employment as teachers, as well as for those who wish to meet state or district requirements for advanced study by teachers. Students seeking Professional Licensure (5-8 or 8-12) must have obtained Initial Licensure. The program presumes substantial undergraduate work in English, although students without such undergraduate preparation may substantiate their knowledge of the subject via the GRE Literature in English Test. Admission Requirements 1. A baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university. 2. An overall undergraduate quality point average of at least 2.7 on a 4.0 scale in a degree program acceptable to the admissions committee. 3. Forty-five (45) undergraduate semester hours of liberal arts courses. 4. A Massachusetts Initial Teaching License in English for persons seeking a Professional Teaching License in English. 5. Submission of scores on the Graduate Record Examination General Test and the GRE Literature in English Test, taken no longer than seven years prior to applying to the program. 6. A writing sample. This should be a documented paper of at least ten pages, preferably on a literary topic. Degree Requirements The degree requires a minimum of ten (10) courses, which include three (3) core Education courses and seven (7) English courses. Students with limited undergraduate preparation in English may need additional courses in order to meet distribution requirements. English graduate courses require additional readings, including works of literary criticism, and an extensive independent research essay of at least 20 pages, rather than the shorter essay assignments required of undergraduate students. A written comprehensive examination is required as the student’s culminating experience. Education Core Courses (3) EDUC 991 Philosophy of Education and Teaching Practice EDUC 998 Language Development and Communication EDUC 999 Research and Evaluation (recommended after completion of three Content or Concentration courses) FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE GRADUATE CATALOG <strong>2008</strong>–<strong>2009</strong>
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