William Paterson University of New Jersey
Expert of Education in Literacy (MEd)
William Paterson University's College of Education offers the M. Ed. in Literacy program, which is licensed by the International Reading Association (IRA). The project is presently a completely online system. This keeps up the meticulousness and respectability of the eye to eye program by get ready possibility to meet the perusing and proficiency needs of assorted learners in twenty-first century classrooms. The online system, be that as it may, offers hopefuls synchronous and offbeat alternatives for finishing course work.This project is intended to get ready graduate understudies who are ensured instructors to work professionally in the very specific field of showing perusing and keeping in touch with P-12 students.Admission Requirements
Notwithstanding the University's confirmation necessities:
Total evaluation point normal of no under 2.75 on 4.00 scale.*
Least verbal score of 150 on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), or least score of 388 on the Miller Analogies Test (MAT).*
A 250-500 word exposition by the candidate on his or her rationality of instruction and explanations behind applying to this graduate system.
A duplicate of a showing endorsement and/or a resume of any instructing or instructive work the candidate has performed.
Two expert letters of reference, no less than one from a teacher or other individual who can verify the candidate's scholarly capacities.
Duplicate of NJ Standard or CEAS instructing testament.
*Upon the system chief's endorsement, candidates who don't meet the evaluation point normal or government sanctioned test prerequisites may supplement the application with extra materials in backing of their scholastic potential for fruitful culmination of the graduate degree.
Program Requirements
Finishing of at least 33 credits of graduate study.
Acceptable finishing of a far reaching examination, which conveys no course credit.
Necessities for Reading Specialist P-12 Certification
Finishing of this MEd in education program or another graduate degree, in addition to 30 graduate credits in perusing.
Two years of contractual, managed classroom instructing knowledge.
New Jersey Supervisory Endorsement
The State of New Jersey has endorsed a supervisory confirmation for late alumni of William Paterson's MEd in proficiency program, gave that they finish two extra courses in the University's instructive initiative system. Understudies who graduated after August 1999 are qualified to apply to take the accompanying two courses and, upon palatable consummation of the prerequisites, be ensured as a chief:
EDLP 6040 Curriculum Design: Theory and Practice
EDLP 6090 Supervision and Evaluation: People, Programs, and Performance
Required Courses
ELRL 6010 Theoretical Foundations of Literacy
ELRL 6170 Literacy for Children in the Twenty-First Century
ELRL 6200 Diagnosis of Reading Problems: Practicum
ELRL 6210 Remediation of Reading Problems: Practicum
ELRL 6230 Practicum in Teaching Reading
ELRL 6240 Administration and Supervision of Reading Programs and Personnel
ELRL 6250 Adolescent and Adult Literacy in the Twenty-First Century
ELRL 6270 Research in Reading
ELRL 6330 Socio-Psycholinguistics and Reading
Writing Courses
Select AT LEAST one of the accompanying:
ELRL 6040 Recent Trends in Children's Literature
ELRL 6050 Advanced Inquiry into Literature for Children and Youth
ELRL 6260 Literature for Adolescents
Affirmed Elective Courses
Pick one of the affirmed electives underneath OR another writing course above (i.e., ELRL 6040, ELRL 6050, ELRL 6260)
ELRL 6030 Literacy Instruction, English Language Learners
ELEC 6180 Language Development and Emergent Literacy
ELEE 6040 Writing in the Elementary School
ELRL 6220 Educating the Adult: Basic Reading
ELRL 6340 Teaching Critical Reading in the Content Areas
SOC 6300 Ethnic and Racial Experiences
ELRL 6310 Written Expression with Technology
SPED 5550 Educational Foundations in a Diverse Society
Different courses might be chosen in counsel with the consultant