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Courses

Candidates apply and demonstrate knowledge of learners and learning to foster inclusive learning environments that support coherent, relevant, standards-aligned, differentiated, and antiracist/antibias instruction to engage grade 7–12 learners in ELA.

Candidates apply and demonstrate knowledge and theoretical perspectives, including antiracist/antibias ELA, pertaining to texts, composition, language, and languaging.

Candidates implement planned coherent, relevant, standards- aligned, differentiated, and antiracist/antibias ELA instruction and assessment to motivate and engage all learners.

Candidates apply and demonstrate knowledge of theories, research, and ELA to plan coherent, relevant, standards-aligned, differentiated, antiracist/antibias instruction and assessment.

Candidates reflect on their ELA practice, use knowledge and theoretical perspectives to collaborate with educational community members, and demonstrate readiness for leadership, professional learning, and advocacy.

ENGL 3003

Intro to Literary Studies                


I




EDUC 3003

Intro to Teaching

I



I


SPED 3103

The Exceptional Child

R



R


ENGL 3663

Teaching Reading in Sec School

R



R


EDUC 3612

Classroom Management

R


I

R


EDUC 3673

Media & Tech in Education

R



R


EDUC 3733

Developmental Psychology

I





EDUC 3753

Educational Psychology

I





EDUC 4313

Practicum in Assessment & Inst



R

R


ENGL 4613

English Linguistics


R




ENGL 4623

Advanced Grammar & Usage


R




EDUC 4653

Classroom Assessment



R

R


ENGL 4773

Teaching of English

R



R


EDUC 4935

Clinical Exper in Teaching I

M

M

M

M

M

EDUC 4945

Clinical Exper in Teaching II

M

M

M

M

M

PRWR 2013

Intro To Creative Writing


I




ENGL 4133

Studies in American Literature


R




ENGL 4143

Studies in British Literature


R




ENGL 4153

Studies in World Literature


R




LING 4163

Teaching Engl As A Sec Lang

R





ENGL 2983

Studies in Young Adult Literature


R




Student learning outcomes can be not covered in a core course; introduced in a core course (I); reinforced in a core course (R); or mastered in a core course (M).