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Teacher Education Master's Degree and Endorsement Options M.A. coursework and assignments assume that you are teaching children while enrolled; assignments and portfolio demonstrations require ongoing work with students for whom you are accountable. Some MA/endorsement options (see notes below) require two years of documented teaching experience at the point of application for endorsement. It is recommended that you talk with school and district personnel so that you consider school and district needs in determining the focus of your final master s requirements. Please be aware that upon successful completion of all required coursework listed below, each Master s degree candidate will have to complete a final comprehensive examination consisting of a portfolio, project, or take home exam. If you are unclear of your specific requirement, please contact your faculty advisor. Teacher Education Elementary MA Options M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with endorsement in Linguistically Diverse Education -27 credits or RSEM 5050-3 credits Assessment for Teachers CLDE 5010-3 credits Foundations of Language, Literacy, and Culture CLDE 5160-3 credits Foundations of Bilingual Education or LALC 5150-3 or LALC 5140-3 CLDE 5070-3 credits Linguistic Analysis of English CLDE 5030-3 credits Language and Literacy Acquisition I CLDE 5050-3 credits Linguistic and Cultural Issues in Linking Assessment and Instruction CLDE 5825-3 credits Methods and Materials of Language Teaching CLDE 5820-3 credits Techniques in Teaching ESL CLDE 6912-3 credits Seminar and Practicum M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with endorsement in Reading -27 credits (requires 2 years teaching experience at the point of applying to Colorado Department of Education for endorsement) LCRT 5810-3 credits Workshop in Language Acquisition and Development LCRT 5055-3 credits Linking Assessment and Instruction I LCRT 5710-3 credits Primary Literacy: Pre-Third Grade LCRT 5720-3 credits Writing: Process, Development, and Teaching Grades 3-12 LCRT 5010-3 credits Foundations of Language, Literacy, and Culture A children s literature course with advisor approval-3 credits (LALC 5750, LALC 5780, LALC 5790, LALC 5795) LCRT 6910-3 credits Seminar and Practicum in Literacy and Language, K-6 LCRT 6915-3 credits Seminar and Practicum in Literacy and Professional Development M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with a content area of choice in math or science-18 credits Contact: Lori Sisneros at lori.sisneros@ucdenver.edu Core courses: FNDS 5050-3 credits Critical Issues in American Education (Science Only) SECE 5500-3 credits Nature of Science Mathematics (Select 12 credits from the following) ELED 5430-3 credits Topics in Mathematics Education ELED 5410-3 credits Teaching Numbers and Arithmetic ELED 5440-3 credits Geometry in Elementary School ELED 5401-3 credits Assessment in Mathematics Education ELED 5411-3 credits Mathematics Education and Gender ELED 5416-3 credits Math Science Connections ELED 5430-3 credits Topic: Probability and Statistics Science (Select 9 additional elective credits)

Master s in Special Education with a Special Education Generalist endorsement-38 credits Contact: Meredith Lopez at meredith.lopez@ucdenver.edu SPED 5600-3 credits Special Education for School Professionals (Note: IPTE 5130 taken at the general education licensure level may be substituted for SPED 5600) SPED 5300-3 credits Collaborating in Schools & Communities SPED 5010-3 credits Instructional Strategies for Students with Special Needs SPED 5140-3 credits Advanced Assessment in Special Education SPED 5151-3 credits Culturally Responsive Supports for Social and Emotional Development SPED 5740-3 credits Linguistically Responsive Special Education SPED 5780-3 credits Literacy Intervention for Student with Disabilities SPED 5911-2 credits or SPED 5934 2 credits & SPED 5913-3 credits Special Education Internships To complete the IPTE Special Education M.A. beyond the endorsement: SPED 5500-3 credits Transition/Secondary Issues in Special Education SPED 5400-3 credits Seminar in Special Education Master s in Educational Psychology-21 credits Educational Psychology: Assessment RSEM 5050-3 credits Assessment for Teachers RSEM 5300-3 credits Introduction to Measurement EPSY 5100-3 credits Advanced Child Growth and Development EPSY 5110-3 credits Human Learning or ECE 5020-3 credits Approaches to Young Children's Learning 3 credits: Seminar course (TBD) And any one of the following courses in consultation with your advisor: RSEM 6000-3 credits Seminar in Educational Psychology OR a 3 credit hour course in any content assessment area (e.g., literacy assessment, math assessment, etc.) Educational Psychology: Growth/Development/Learning EPSY 5100-3 credits Advanced Child Growth and Development EPSY 5110-3 credits Human Learning or ECE 5020-3 credits Approaches to Young Children's Learning 3 credits: Seminar Course (TBD) And any two of the following courses in consultation with your advisor: EPSY 5050-3 credits Children's Thinking EPSY 5180-3 credits Psychology of Gifted, Talented, and Creative Children EPSY 5200-3 credits Social Psychology of Learning EPSY 6600-3 credits Human Motivation M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with leadership: Technology Applications in Education- 21 credits UEDU 5080-3 credits Principles and Practices of Change in Schools or SPED 5300-3 credits Collaborating in Schools & Communities INTE 6720-3 credits Research in ILT INTE 6515-3 Leadership for Tech Integration INTE 5830-3 credits Workshop: Assessment and Technology

INTE 5750-3 credits Human Issue Surrounding Learning Technologies - OR - IT 6750-3 credits Current Trends and Issues in IT INTE 6999-3 credits Leadership and Practice INTE Elective-3 credits (Complete a 3 credit IT elective with Advisor approval) M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with K-12 School Library and Instructional Leadership- 27 credits SCHL 5530-2: Foundations of School Librarianship SCHL 5110-2: Integrating Instructional Technology within School Libraries SCHL 5020-3 credits Collection Development SCHL 5030-3: Information Literacy & Reference SCHL 5040-2: Information Storage and Utilization SCHL 5160-3 credits Managing School Library Programs SCHL 5911-3 credits Elementary School Library Field Experience & Seminar SCHL 5912-3 credits Secondary School Library Field Experience & Seminar SCHL 6720-3 credits Research in School Libraries SCHL 6999-3 credits School Library Leadership & Practice Teacher Education Secondary MA Options M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with endorsement in Linguistically Diverse Education - 27 credits or RSEM 5050-3 credits Assessment for Teachers CLDE 5010-3 credits Foundations of Language, Literacy, and Culture CLDE 5160-3 credits Foundations of Bilingual Education or CLDE 5150-3 or CLDE 5140-3 CLDE 5070-3 credits Linguistic Analysis of English CLDE 5030-3 credits Language and Literacy Acquisition I CLDE 5050-3 credits Linguistic and Cultural Issues in Linking Assessment and Instruction CLDE 5826-3 credits Language Teaching Lab CLDE 5820-3 credits Techniques in Teaching ESL CLDE 6912-3 credits Seminar and Practicum M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with a Reading Teacher endorsement (requires 2 years teaching experience at the point of applying to Colorado Department of Education for endorsement)-27 credits LCRT 5010-3 credits Foundations of Language, Literacy, and Culture LCRT 5020-3 credits Workshop in Literacy and Language Teaching LCRT 5810-3 credits Workshop in Language Acquisition and Development LCRT 5055-3 credits Linking Assessment and Instruction I LCRT 5201-3 credits Adolescent Literature (waived if taken as part of English licensure) LCRT 5720-3 credits Writing: Process, Development, and Teaching Grades 3-12 LCRT 6911-3 credits Seminar and Practicum in Literacy and Language, 7-12+ LCRT 6915-3 credits Seminar and Practicum in Literacy Professional Development

M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with content area of choice -18-21 credits FNDS 5050-3 credits Critical Issues in American Education (Science Only) SECE 5500 3 credits Nature of Science (Social Studies Only) HIST 6951-3 credits Master s Project: Advanced History Curriculum Development (social studies capstone course, to be taken in final semester as comprehensive exam. Portfolio option is available -please see advisor) Additional Credits in major concentration: English (12 credits): Rebecca Schell at rebecca.schell@ucdenver.edu Mathematics (12 credits): Lori Sisneros at lori.sisneros@ucdenver.edu Science (9 credits): Lori Sisneros at lori.sisneros@ucdenver.edu Social Studies (12 credits): Lori Sisneros at lori.sisneros@ucdenver.edu Master s in Special Education with a Special Education Generalist endorsement-38 credits Contact Meredith Lopez at meredith.lopez@ucdenver.edu SPED 5600-3 credits Special Education for School Professionals (Note: IPTE 5130 taken at the IPTE general education licensure level may be substituted for SPED 5600) SPED 5300-3 credits Collaborating in Schools & Communities SPED 5010-3 credits Instructional Strategies for Students with Special Needs SPED 5140-3 credits Advanced Assessment in Special Education SPED 5151-3 credits Culturally Responsive Supports for Social and Emotional Development SPED 5740-3 credits Linguistically Responsive Special Education SPED 5780-3 credits Literacy Intervention for Student with Disabilities SPED 5911-2 credits or SPED 5934 2 credits & SPED 5913-3 credits: Special Education Internships To complete the IPTE Special Education M.A. beyond the endorsement: SPED 5500-3 credits Transition/Secondary Issues in Special Education SPED 5400-3 credits Seminar in Special Education Master s in Educational Psychology-21 credits Educational Psychology: Assessment RSEM 5050-3 credits Assessment for Teachers RSEM 5300-3 credits Introduction to MeasuRSEMent EPSY 5140-3 credits Advanced Adolescent Growth and Development EPSY 5110-3 credits Human Learning 3 credits: Seminar Course (TBD) And any one of the following courses in consultation with your advisor: RSEM 6000-3 credits Seminar in Educational Psychology OR a 3 credit course in any content assessment area (e.g., literacy assessment, math assessment, etc.) Educational Psychology: Growth/Development/Learning EPSY 5110-3 credits Human Learning EPSY 5140-3 credits Advanced Adolescent Growth and Development

3 credits: Seminar Course (TBD) And any two of the following courses in consultation with your advisor: EPSY 5050-3 credits Children's Thinking EPSY 5180-3 credits Psychology of Gifted, Talented, and Creative Children EPSY 5200-3 credits Social Psychology of Learning. EPSY 6600-3 credits Human Motivation M.A. in Curriculum & Instruction with emphasis in Technology Applications in Education-21 credits UEDU 5080-3 credits Principles and Practices of Change in Schools or SPED 5300-3 credits Collaborating in Schools & Communities INTE 6720-3 credits Research in ILT INTE 6515-3 Leadership for Tech Integration INTE 5750-3 credits Human Issue Surrounding Learning Technologies - OR - IT 6750-3 credits Current Trends and Issues in IT IT 6999-3 credits Leadership and Practice in ILT INTE Elective-3 credits (Complete a 3 credit IT elective with Advisor approval) M.A. in Information and Learning with endorsement in K-12 School Library-27 credits SCHL 5530-2: Foundations of School Librarianship SCHL 5110-2: Integrating Instructional Technology within School Libraries SCHL 5020-3 credits Collection Development SCHL 5030-3: Information Literacy & Reference SCHL 5040-2: Information Storage and Utilization SCHL 5160-3 credits Managing School Library Programs SCHL 5911-3 credits Elementary School Library Field Experience & Seminar SCHL 5912-3 credits Secondary School Library Field Experience & Seminar SCHL 6720-3 credits Research in School Libraries SCHL 6999-3 credits School Library Leadership & Practice Master of Arts in History for Teachers -27-30 credits (Must apply separately to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Contact: Rebecca Hunt at rebecca.hunt@ucdenver.edu HIST 6013-3 credits Historiography (Recommended for 1st year of graduate study) 12 credits in Major Field: 1. United States 2. Modern Europe, including British Isles 3. Russia 4. Latin America 5. Asia 6. Gender 7. Science, Technology, and Medicine 8. Public History 9 credits in a Minor Field: Select 2nd field from those above 6 credits in Advanced History Curriculum Development: (Faculty supervised independent study projects to demonstrate knowledge of subject matter.) Master of Arts in English-18-25 credits (see faculty advisor for class choices) (Must apply separately to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) Contact: Michelle Comstock at michelle.comstock@ucdenver.edu