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To help you keep track of the program requirements...
you can download a pdf-formatted Educational Leadership Checklist. If you don't have the Adobe Acrobat Reader necessary to read the file, you can download a free one from the company's website.
The MS Degree in Education, with a concentration,
in Educational Leadership consists of courses (three credits each) from the following three areas...
AREA VIII: EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP (EDLS) COURSES | 18 credits
These courses should be completed in sequence. All EDLS course require a field experience of 30-35 hours logged outside of class. You can download a pdf-formatted log template.
ED 516 Educational Leadership
ED 517 The Principalship
ED 576 Site Management
ED 578 Staff Development & Supervision
ED 573 Educational Assessment & Evaluation of Programs
ED 574 School Community Relations
CORE COURSES | 12 credits
A core course may be completed out of sequence, and in conjunction with an EDLS sequence course.
ED 514 Issues in Education
ED 518 School Law
ED 522 Curriculum and Instruction (previously titled School Curriculum)
ED 585 Integrating Technology into the Curriculum
* Students applying for Fall 2007 admission will be required to take ED 519 Issues, Laws and Trends in Education and ED 520 Using Assessment to Guide Instruction in place of ED 514 and ED 518.
INTERNSHIP | 6 Credits
To be eligible for principal certification and to complete the MS degree requirements, students must complete
ED 592 Administrative Internship & Applied Research Project.
The Internship is composed of two semesters, 3 credits each, and requires on-site work with a practicing principal at both levels of certification: elementary and secondary. The applied research project is to be designed in collaboration with the practicing mentor principal and course instructor. It is to meet the needs of the candidate and school where the internship is being completed. PDE Standards for Principals' performance competencies require participation in authentic simulations and field experiences, achieved by logging 90 hours per semester outside of class. Candidates do not need to take a leave from their teaching positions in order to complete the internship.
Prerequisites: Completion of the 30 program credits and permission of Program Director
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