麻豆社

College of Education & Human Services

Elementary Curriculum

- Offered Online

The Elementary Curriculum Area of Specialization develops knowledge, skills, and instructional competencies in each of the major subject areas of the elementary curriculum.听 This area of specialization offers candidates a balanced program of courses in each major subject area of the elementary school curriculum. Candidates take courses from all four content areas: 听Literacy education, mathematics, science, and social studies. Candidates may complete this area of specialization entirely online, but may also take some face-to face courses if they desire.

Core Requirements (12 SH)

EDS 500听听听听听听 Methods of Research (3 SH)

C&I 566听听听听 听 听 Recent Trends and Research in Elementary Education (3 SH)

C&I 574听听听听听 听听 Assessment and Differentiation (3 SH)

C&I 600听听听听听 听听 Graduate Seminar (3 SH)

Area of Specialization (12 SH)

Literacy (one of the following):

LA 567听听听听听听听听听听听听 Teaching language Arts in the Elementary School

LA 578听听听听听听听听听听听听 Language Arts for Diverse Learners

RDG 569听听听听听听听听 Reading in Early Childhood

RDG 570听听听听听听听听 Integrating Literacy Instruction in the Elementary Curriculum

Mathematics (one of the following):

MATH 406G听听听 Mathematical Reasoning in School Mathematics

MATH 500听听听听听听 Teaching of Elementary Mathematics

MATH 505听听听听听听 The Teaching of Mathematics in Middle Grades and Junior High

MATH 509 听听听听听 Standards and Assessment in School Mathematics

Science (one of the following):

SCED 509听听听听听 Inquiry into Science Assessment in the Elementary Classroom

SCED 511听听听听听 Science Through Children's Literature

SCED 562听 听 听听Science Curriculum in the Elementary School

Social Studies (one of the following):

SSED 568 听听听听听 Improvement of Instruction in Social Studies

SSED 572听听听听听听 Social Studies Curriculum

Electives (6 SH)

Candidates may select from any of the courses offered at the graduate level by the School of Education. Graduate-level courses in other departments at 麻豆社 may also be used as electives with advisor approval. Consult your advisor as well as the Graduate Catalog and the course schedule/registration materials for each semester's offerings.

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