School of Education and Psychology Graduate Bulletin 2010-2012

Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Education (M.Ed.), Educational Leadership

This program of study prepares candidates to serve effectively as school principals. Courses are selected to provide the graduate student with a useful blend of educational theory, administrative principles, and practical skills. It is important to consult with a program advisor prior to beginning the program.

Specialization Prerequisites: State or denominational certification and a minimum of 540 days (3 school years) of verified satisfactory full-time teaching experience prior to awarding of degree. No more than 60 days of substitute teaching may apply.

Specialization Requirements:

credits

Basic Courses

16

EDUC 501

Statistics in Research

3

EDUC 502

Statistics Lab

1

EDUC 522

Philosophy and Education

3

EDUC 561

Methods of Research

3

EDUC 562

Methods of Qualitative Research

2

EDUC 598

Graduate Seminar

1

PSYC 521

Psychology of Learning

3

Educational Leadership Core

28

EDAD 525

Human Relations in Education

3

EDAD 526

School Finance

3

EDAD 527

School Facilities and Services

3

EDAD 539

Supervision of Instruction, K-12

4

EDAD 545

Principalship, K-12

4

EDAD 550

School Law

4

EDAD 565

Practicum in Administration

4

EDUC 556

Curriculum Planning

3

Approved Electives

0-4

Electives must be chosen in consultation with the student's adviser.

Professional Project or Thesis

4-8

EDUC 581

Professional Project

4

   or

EDUC 590

Thesis

8

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Total

52

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