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Holy Family
Master of Education Degree
For those educators seeking an opportunity to study new areas of education, gain an understanding from the point of view of other disciplines, and select courses of special interest, this program is especially applicable. A knowledge of current research in education is a major thrust of this program. Teachers interested in a master’s degree will appreciate the range of the courses offered. Those students interested in preparation for teaching in nontraditional areas may find that this program meets their needs. Those working with adults in a teaching capacity will find educational principles and background materials that apply to their needs.
Core Requirements (9 credits)
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Introductory Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences |
3 |
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Teachers and the Law |
3 |
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Human Development: Birth through Adolescence |
3 |
Professional Requirements (9 credits)
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Research and Evaluation in Education |
3 |
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Philosophical Issues in Education |
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Sociological Issues in Education |
3 |
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Psychology of Reading |
3 |
Electives (12 credits)
Four electives required. Students may choose 4 electives in Education, Special Education or ESL. Please see the Graduate Catalog or course selection guide for more information.
Culminating Experience (6 credits)
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Contemporary Educational Theory (Prerequisite: 24 credits) |
3 |
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Seminar in Curriculum Development (Prerequisite: 24 credits) |
3 |
The degree requirements for the Master of Education are 36 credits, which include the core requirements, professional requirements, electives, and culminating experience; other credits may be required depending on the student’s particular background and experiences.
