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Master's

Teachers of English 7-12 (MA)

New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development 8 courses 30 total credits

About This Program

This MA is for educators who have already met the requirements for New York State initial certification in Teaching English. The curriculum enables teachers to expand on their knowledge of language and literature and develop an English curriculum to meet the needs of their middle and high school students. Educators learn new teaching skills, theories, and strategies, tailoring the program of study to meet their professional interests. Graduates are prepared for New York State professional certification, as well as roles as an English teacher, teacher trainer, or curriculum specialist in middle and high schools, educational agencies, and community colleges.

Degree Requirements

MPAET-GE 2XXX credits
MCC-GE 2XXX credits
TESOL-GE 2XXX credits
SPCED-GE 2XXX credits
SOCED-GE 2XXX credits

Major Requirements

Core Requirements

Major Requirements

Select 12 credits from the following, by advisement

Electives

Select 12 credits from the following, by advisement

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