University at Buffalo Graduate School of Education 1 courses 3 total credits
Our science of reading instruction micro-credential prepares you to use evidence-based instructional practices in your classroom and throughout your school. You will learn about relevant reading research, models of learning and extensive information about the science of reading in a 3-credit, master’s-level literacy class. Current UB students and non-UB students are eligible to apply. Our program consists of one course designed to support you as you: think critically about the research related to the science of reading instruction.
| Total Credits | 3 credits |
Science of Reading Instruction Core
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| LAI 539 | The Science of Reading Instruc | 3 |
| Total Science of Reading Instruction Core | 3 credits | |
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