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Secondary
(grades 8-12) and All-Level (EC-12)
Master of Education in Teaching
Total hours: 36
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Secondary and All-Level Certification (15 credit hours) |
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| EDUC 5310 | Diverse Populations in Today’s Schools |
| EDUC 5314 | Effective Classroom Instruction |
| EDUC 5329 | Classroom Management & Discipline |
| LIST 5345 or | Content Area Reading and Writing |
| LIST 5326 | Teaching the Language Arts (English students; offered fall only) |
| EDUC 5315 | Practicum (last course in certification sequence) |
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Common Core Area (9 credit hours) |
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| EDUC 5394 | Understanding Classroom Research |
| EDUC 5395 | The Research Process |
| EDTC 5301 | Current Applications of Technology in Education |
Content Area (12 credit hours): Students may pursue
graduate level coursework in a single
content area such as Math, Science, English,
etc. or an add-on certificate such as ESL or Gifted
and Talented. Prior approval
of the coursework by the program director is required.
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Content Area |
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| 53XX | Choose courses in consultation with your program director |
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PROGRAM
OF WORK: Upon admission to the program, you will meet with your program
director to create a program of work. This
will plot out what courses you will
take each semester until you complete the program.
SEQUENCE:
To be eligible to proceed to practicum, Secondary and All-Level students must
have completed at least three of the
following: EDUC 5310, EDUC 5314, EDUC 5329, and LIST
5326 or LIST 5345.
PRACTICUM: The last course required for certification is a
practicum/residency course. This is when candidates do student teaching.
Partnerships with specific school districts and schools have been established to
host UT Arlington Residents. We work closely with
specific schools to build
strong mentoring relationships between teachers and students, and therefore
place all students in partner
school settings. Students are not able to
select the district or school for their placement.
FIELD
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Students must apply for practicum with the
Office of
Professional Development. Fall applications
are accepted between January 2 -
March 1 and spring applications are accepted between September 1 - October 1.
CERTIFICATION: Students must pass all appropriate state exams and apply for
appropriate state certification with the State Board
for Educator
Certification/Texas Education Agency within six months of the completion of
their program. If a student allows the six
month period to go by without
passing all state exams and applying for certification, additional coursework
and/or state exams will be
required for recommendation for certification.
Additional coursework will be determined by the appropriate program director in
consultation with the faculty.
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College of Education
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