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The Department of Curriculum, Instruction offers the Master's of Science in Education degree with a specialization in Teacher Leadership.
The Teacher Leadership specialty area is designed to prepare students with the
knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for a variety of leadership roles in
public or private schools and educational agencies.
| Prerequisites: |
Admission to Graduate School |
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Minimum Hours: |
36 credits |
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Required C&I Core, 9 credits |
C&I 500-3 Research
Methods C&I 503-3 Curriculum Theory C&I 504-3 Systematic Approaches to Instruction |
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Specialty Area Core Requirements |
15 credits from the following, 3 of
which must be practicum hours. Dates in
parentheses are tentative.
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Substitutions with approval of specialty area coordinator |
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Electives 12 credits |
12 additional hours to be determined
mutually by student and
adviser.
There is a 6-hour limit on both C&I 498 Workshop
credits and
C&I 585 Topical Seminar credits. |
If you choose to work toward Level 2 General Administrative Certification concurrent with your coursework for the masters’ degree, you should choose some electives from the EAHE department. EAHE faculty recommend the following courses, all of which count toward endorsement, as providing a broad view of how the various areas of educational administration fit together. See EAHE faculty for specific criteria for endorsement.
Dr. Joyce E. Killian,
Professor of Curriculum & Instruction
jkillian@siu.edu
(618)
453-4259