THE JOHN H. LOUNSBURY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION



M.Ed. with a major in INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY - LIBRARY MEDIA

The T-4 certification in a teaching field is not required for admission. Upon meeting all certification requirements, a S-5 certificate in Library Media may be issued.
I.PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 9-12 semester hours
EDFS 6230 Educational Research (3 hours)

Select two from the following:

EDEL6131Leadership in School and Society (3 hours)
EDFS6120Diversity Issues in Education (3 hours)
EDFS6125Philosophical Issues in Education (3 hours)
EDFS6135Foundations of Learning (3 hours)
(EDEX6111Exceptional Individuals in Regular Classes is also required unless completed at the undergraduate level.)

II.CONTENT FIELD 21 semester hours
EDIT5202Instructional Technology for Teachers (3 hours)
EDIT6254Operation of the Library Media Center (3 hours)
EDIT6255Technical Processing of Library Media Materials (3 hours)
EDIT6256Information Sources and Services in the Media Center (3 hours)
EDIT6263Information Technologies in the Media Center (3 hours)
EDIT6268Selection of Library Media (3 hours)
EDIT6275Instructional Design (3 hours)
EDIT6691Internship - Media Specialist (3 hours)
III.ELECTIVES 0-3 semester hours

Electives from related courses may be selected through advisement.

Total Degree Hours 36 semester hours

[ Refer to the Course Description Section of this catalog for courses and course descriptions. ]

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M.Ed. with a major in INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY - PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR

This track is designed to provide advanced technology skills and knowledge to the classroom or professional educator. The T-4 certification in a teaching field is not required for admission. A S-5 certificate is not issued upon completion of this program.

I. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 9 semester hours

EDFS 6230 Educational Research (3 hours)

Select two from the following:
EDEL6131Leadership in School and Society (3 hours)
EDFS6120Diversity Issues in Education (3 hours)
EDFS6125Philosophical Issues in Education (3 hours)
EDFS6135Foundations of Learning (3 hours)
(EDEX6111Exceptional Individuals in Regular Classes is also required unless completed at the undergraduate level.)
II.CONTENT FIELD 24 semester hours
EDIT5200Computers in the Educational Process (3 hours)
EDIT5202Instructional Technology for Teachers (3 hours)
EDIT6258Production of Instructional Materials (3 hours)
EDIT6210Foundations of Instructional Technology (3 hours)
EDIT6225Telecommunications and Distance Learning (3 hours)
EDIT6230Software Evaluation and Curriculum Integration (3 hours)
EDIT6235Teaching with and about Technology (3 hours)
EDIT6240Authoring and Multimedia Systems (3 hours)
III.ELECTIVES 3 semester hours

Electives from related courses may be selected through advisement.

Total Degree Hours 36 semester hours

[ Refer to the Course Description Section of this catalog for courses and course descriptions. ]

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M.Ed. with a major in INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY - TECHNOLOGY COORDINATOR

The T-4 certification in a teaching field is not required for admission.

This program is designed to provide a non-certification degree specifically aimed at the development of School Technology Coordinators. The program is also suitable for the preparation of media producers and specialists, instructional developers, computer-based educators, and instructional technologists who intend to work in occupational areas where formal certification is not required.

T-4 certification in a teaching field is not required for admission. A S-5 certificate is not issued upon the completion of this program.


I. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 9 semester hours
EDFS 6230 Educational Research
Select two from the following:
EDEL 6131 Leadership in School and Society (3 hours)
EDFS 6120 Diversity Issues in Education (3 hours)
EDFS 6125 Philosophical Issues in Education (3 hours)
EDFS 6135 Foundations of Learning (3 hours)
(EDEX 6111 Exceptional Individuals in Regular classes is also required
unless completed at the undergraduate level.)
II. CONTENT FIELD 24 semester hours
EDIT 6210 Foundations of Instructional Technology (3 hours)
EDIT 6215 Coordinating School-Based Educational Technology (3 hours)
EDIT 6220 School-Based Technology Systems
EDIT 6225 Telecommunications & Distance Learning (3 hours)
EDIT 6230 Software Evaluation & Curriculum Integration (3 hours)
EDIT 6235 Teaching with & about Technology (3 hours)
EDIT 6240 Authoring & Multimedia Systems (3 hours)
EDIT 6691 Internship (3 hours)
III.ELECTIVES 3 semester hours

Electives from related courses may be selected through advisement.

Total Degree Hours 36 semester hours

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SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION


PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Specialist in Education (Ed.S.) programs offered in the Department of Foundations and Secondary Education provide advanced study for qualified master educators. A minimum of 27 semester hours of course work beyond the Master of Education degree is required. The programs of study include a 12 hour advanced, research oriented, professional education core and 15 hours of advanced coursework in the content field, building upon work completed at the master's level; strengthening and extending professional, pedagogical, and content knowledge; and preparing advanced practitioners to be architects of change and dynamic leaders in their professional communities.


Ed.S. with a major in NATURAL SCIENCE (BIOLOGY) EDUCATION (7-12)
I.PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 12 semester hours
EDFS7728Critical Issues in Education (3 hours)
EDFS7132Research Design (2 hours)
EDFS7133Applied Statistics (2 hours)
EDFS7835Field Project in Educational Research (2 hours)
II.CONTENT FIELD 15 semester hours

Graduate level courses are selected from the biological sciences through advisement to strengthen and extend content area knowledge.

Total Degree Hours 27 semester hours

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Ed.S. with a major in SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION (7-12)
I.PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 12 semester hours
EDFS7728Seminar in Education (3 hours)
EDFS7132Research Design (2 hours)
EDFS7133Applied Statistics (2 hours)
EDFS7835Field Project in Educational Research (2 hours)
II.CONTENT FIELD 15 semester hours

Graduate-level courses are selected from the social science disciplines (history, geography, political science, economics, behavioral sciences) through advisement to strengthen and extend content area knowledge.

Total Degree Hours 27 semester hours

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