Course | Fall | Winter | Spring | Summer 1 | Summer 2 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
EDU 510: Inquiry into Teaching, Curriculum and Student Learning+25 hrs field work | X | X | |||
EDU 656: Classroom Applications of Child Development | X | X | |||
EDU 512: Teaching Elementary School Math | X | X | |||
EDU 513: Teaching Elementary School Science | X | X | |||
EDU 514: Teaching Elementary School Social Studies | X | X | |||
EDU 551: eLearning & the American Classroom | X | X | |||
EDU 657: Elem. School Practicum & Research Seminar+150 hrs field work | X | X | |||
LIT 511: Teaching Literacy in the Primary Grades | X | X | |||
LIT 516: Teaching Literacy in the Intermediate Grades | X | X | |||
FSA 510/515: Teaching the Special Education Learner in the General Ed Classroom | X | X | X | X | |
EDU 690: Student Teaching I | X | X | |||
EDU 691: Student Teaching II | X | X | |||
EDU 698: Culminating Research Proj & Seminar | X | X |
Below are popular pathways for earning an M.S.T. in Childhood Education.
Accelerated schedule
The accelerated schedule begins in the summer and enables students to complete the entire program within a 12-month period. This path is ideal for students who intend to focus primarily on their graduate studies and who have completed all pre-requisites for the program.
Summer I
- EDU 510+25 hrs*
- EDU 656
Summer II
- FSA 510/515
- LIT 511
Fall
- EDU 512
- EDU 513
- EDU 514
- EDU 657+150 hrs (2 days/wk)*
- LIT 516
Winter
- EDU 551
Spring
- Student Teaching
- EDU 690
- EDU 691
- EDU 698
*The hours refer to required field experience hours that will accompany EDU 510 and EDU 657.
Full-time schedule
The full-time schedule begins in the fall and enables students to maintain full-time enrollment (i.e., 9 credits or more) throughout the entire program and complete the program in less than 18 months. This path is ideal for students who have received a scholarship or grant that requires full-time enrollment. For more information about graduate funding opportunities and enrollment requirements, please contact our Financial Aid Office. Students needing to complete program pre-requisites may still be eligible to begin the full-time schedule.
Fall 1
- EDU 510+25 hrs*
- EDU 514
- LIT 511
- FSA 510/515
Spring
- LIT 516
- EDU 657+150 hrs (2 days/wk)*
- EDU 656
Summer I
- EDU 551
Summer II
- EDU 512
- EDU 513
Fall 2
- Student Teaching
- EDU 690
- EDU 691
- EDU 698
*The hours refer to required field experience hours that will accompany EDU 510 and EDU 657.
Part-time schedules
These part-time schedules are ideal for graduate students with full-time employment and may be started in the fall, spring, or summer terms. When following one of these schedules, students will typically complete 2 courses at a time and can expect to complete the program in 18 – 24 months. To accommodate the working hours of most students, class times in the part-time schedule are always at 4:15pm or later. Students needing to complete program pre-requisites may still be eligible to begin the part-time schedules.
Fall start part-time 2 year program
Fall 1
- EDU 510+25 hrs*
- LIT 511
Spring 1
- EDU 656
- LIT 516
Summer I
- EDU 551
- EDU 514
Summer II
- EDU 512
- EDU 513
Fall 2
- EDU 657+150 hrs (2 days/wk)*
- FSA 510/515
Spring 2
- Student Teaching
- EDU 690
- EDU 691
- EDU 698
*The hours refer to required field experience hours that will accompany EDU 510 and EDU 657.
Spring start part-time 2 year program
Spring 1
- EDU 656
- FSA 510/515
Summer I
- EDU 510+25 hrs*
- EDU 551
Summer II
- EDU 512
- EDU 513
Fall 1
- LIT 511
- EDU 514
Spring 2
- LIT 516
- EDU 657+150 hrs (2 days/wk)*
Fall 2
- Student Teaching
- EDU 690
- EDU 691
- EDU 698
*The hours refer to required field experience hours that will accompany EDU 510 and EDU 657.
Summer start part-time 18 month program
Summer I
- EDU 510+25 hrs*
- EDU 656
Summer II
- EDU 512
- EDU 513
Fall 1
- LIT 511
- EDU 514
Spring 1
- EDU 657+150 hrs (2 days/wk)*
- LIT 516
Summer I
- EDU 551
Summer II
- FSA 510/515
Fall 2
- Student Teaching
- EDU 690
- EDU 691
- EDU 698
*The hours refer to required field experience hours that will accompany EDU 510 and EDU 657.