Rutgers University Graduate School of Education (New Brunswick) 10 courses
The following programs leading to the master of education degree are offered in the Department of Learning and Teaching: Programs combine studies in general and professional education through coursework taken in various departments in the Graduate School of Education and in other schools and colleges of Rutgers University. Opportunities are available to integrate work with computers into various areas of special interest. A sample of the distribution of courses for these programs is provided as a guide. All master of education degree programs must include 6 credits outside the field of specialization. See specific program outlines (available in the department office) for exact requirements.
Language Education Core (15 credits)
15:253:510 Language Learning in Content Areas (see note 1 below) (3) 15:253:520 Principles of Language Learning: Second and World Language Acquisition (3) 15:253:523 Language and Culture (3) 15:253:530 Foundations of Language (see note 2 below) (3) 15:253:537 Language in Society (3) Methodology Courses (select 1) (3 credits) 15:253:538 Methods for Teaching and Assessing World Language Learners (see note 3 below) (3) 15:253:539 Methods for Teaching and Assessing English Language Learners (see note 3 below) (3)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 15:253:510 | Language and Learning in the Content Areas | 3 |
| 15:253:520 | Principles of Language Learning: Second and World Language Acquisition | 3 |
| 15:253:523 | Language and Culture | 3 |
| 15:253:530 | Foundations of Language I | 3 |
| 15:253:537 | Language in Society | 3 |
| 15:253:538 | Methods for Teaching and Assessing World Language Learners | 3 |
| 15:253:539 | Methods for Teaching and Assessing English Language Learners | 3 |
| Total Language Education Core (15 credits) | 15 credits | |
TOTAL CREDITS: 30
1. Students who have successfully taken 15:253:512 or 15:253:513 at the GSE may use those courses as a substitute for 15:253:510. 2. Students who have successfully taken 15:299:535 as part of a 5-year or post-baccalaureate initial certification program at the GSE may use that course as a substitute for 15:253:530. NOTE: If a student uses a course or courses from their undergraduate career, 5-year, or postbaccalaureate initial certification program to substitute for required courses, then the student will need to take courses in its place to complete this degree program with 30 earned credits. 3. This course may have a clinical assignment requiring participation in a school setting.
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