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Master's Degree Scheduling Considerations
This page is offered to help master of education degree-seeking students plan their schedules. For licensure students in each of the three areas—early childhood, elementary education, and secondary education—pages are available that offer suggested schedules based on course availability. For students seeking advanced study, the courses and semesters when they are offered are listed below.
| Professional Education Core | ||
| EDUC 3050 | Advanced Social and Philosophical Aspects of Education | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| EDUC 3110 | Psychological Foundations of Education | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| EDUC 3170 | Analysis of Teaching | Spring |
| EDUC 3210 | Theories and Curriculum Models in Early Childhood Education | Fall |
| EDUC 3220 | Parent, the School, and the Community | Spring |
| EDUC 3500 | Foundations of Education | Fall, Summer |
| EDUC 3510 | Advanced Teaching in Secondary Schools | Spring, Summer |
| EDUC 3610 | Curriculum Foundations | Fall |
| EDUC 3620 | Principles of Curriculum Development | Spring |
| SPED 3000 | Education and Psychology of Exceptional Learners | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| Early Childhood Offerings | ||
| EDUC 2130 | Curriculum Programming: Birth-Age 3 | Fall |
| EDUC 3200 | Foundations in Learning and Development | Fall |
| EDUC 3210 | Theories and Curriculum Models in Early Childhood Education | Fall |
| EDUC 3220 | Parents, the School, and the Community | Spring |
| EDUC 3230 | Administration & Supervision of EC Programs | Summer |
| EDUC 3260 | Observation and Curriculum Planning | Spring |
| Elementary Education Offerings | ||
| EDUC 3416 | Theory and Practice of Literacy Education in Elementary Grades | Summer, Fall |
| EDUC 3420 | Literacy for Diverse and Special Needs Learners | Spring |
| ENED 3000 | Teaching Literature in the Preschool and Elementary Classrooms | Summer |
| ENED 3500 | Advanced Study of Literature for Children | Spring |
| MTED 3250 | Advanced Teaching of Mathematics in the Elementary School | Fall |
| SCED 3250 | Advanced Teaching of Science in Elementary Schools | Fall |
| SSED 3250 | Advanced Teaching of Social Studies in Elementary Schools | Fall |
| Literacy courses are offered both Fall and Spring | ||
| Secondary Education Offerings | ||
| EDUC 3530 | Foundations of ELL Education | Fall |
| MTED 3370 | Adv. Teaching of Mathematics in Sec. Schools | Fall |
| SCED 3370 | Adv. Teaching of Science in Sec. Schools | Fall |
| SSED 3370 | Adv. Teaching of Social Science in Sec. Schools | Fall |
| FLED 2370 | Teaching Foreign Language in Sec. Schools | Fall |
| ENED 3370 | English Theories and Practices | Fall |
| ENED 2920 | Adolescent Literature | Spring |
| ENED 3040 | Perspectives on the English Language | Fall |
| ENED 3400 | Teaching Reading in Content Fields | Fall |
| Licensure Only Courses | ||
| EDUC 2040 | Introduction to Classroom Technology | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| HMED 2250 | Introduction to Arts Education | Fall, Spring, Summer |