School of Education and Psychology Graduate Bulletin 2010-2012

Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.), Literacy Instruction

This option is designed to meet the competency requirements for Washington State and SDA endorsements as a reading specialist. Additional state requirements are: take the secondary methods course, pass the WEST-E and complete a PPA.

Specialization Prerequisites: State teacher or SDA certification, a minimum of 18 months of verified satisfactory full-time experience in education, and a current course in reading methods (taken within the past six years).

Specialization Requirements:



credits

 

Basic Core



13

EDUC 551

Action Research

3

EDUC 571

Action Research Lab

4

PSYC 521

Psychology of Learning

3

SPED 550

Understanding Research

3

 

Literacy Instruction Core



30

 

EDUC 475

Teaching Reading Skills in the Content Area

3

EDUC 520

Teaching Beginning Literacy

3

EDUC 533

Literature-Based Reading Instruction

3

EDUC 535

Reading Diagnosis and Remediation

3

EDUC 537

Thematic Approaches to the Teaching of Reading

3

EDUC 542

Issues and Trends in Literacy

3

EDUC 546

Reading and Writing Assessment

3

ENGL 374

Literature for Children

3

   or

ENGL 375

Literature for Young Adults

3

ENGL 529

Writing Workshop: From Theory to Practice

3

   or

ENGL 539

Writing Workshop: Integrating Reading, Literature and Writing K-12

3

   or

ENGL 549

Writing Workshop: Thinking and Writing with Computers

3

PSYC 531

Psychology of Reading

3

 

Approved Electives



3

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

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Total

46

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