College of Education and Human Development

Elective Courses for M. Ed. Students

All elective courses are coded for any student admitted to Graduate Studies in Education, whether the admission is for a degree, license, or professional development. Any graduate education course in the catalog which is not required for the M. Ed. core or for the administrative license may be taken as an elective course. The following courses will be offered in the semesters indicated as elective courses on an ongoing basis as an eclectic group of general electives.

• EDUC 6020 Information and Technology in Education - Fall
• EDUC 6440 Creativity in Education - Summer
• EDRG 6320 Advanced Content Literacy - Spring
• EDUC 6710 Multiciultural Education - Summer
• EDUC 6380 Ethics for Educational Leaders - Fall, Summer

In addition, the following courses will be offered and can be taken as electives as noted below:

• SPED 6120 Applied Behavior Analysis & Management - Even Summers
• EESL 6300 Foundations of Bilingual/ESL Instruction - Fall
• EESL 6320 Assessment for Diverse Linguistic Population - Fall
• EESL 6340 Integrating Language Acquisition into Content Instruction - Fall
• EESL 6310 Understanding Language Acquisition and Cognition - Spring
• EESL 6330 Methods and Materials for the Bilingual/ESL Classroom - Spring
• EESL 6350 Family/Parent Involvement in Education - Spring