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Interdisciplinary Studies in Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.)

Program Requirements 26 SH

Term I 9 SH

CIC528 Curriculum and Instruction I: Theories, Foundations,And Contexts 3
EPS527 Group Theory and Classroom Applications 3
ESR510 Action Research I: Purposes, Assumptions, and Practice 3

Term II 9 SH

FND509 Educational Foundations 3
EPS528 Human Development and Learning 3
ESR511 Action Research II: Contextualizing and Analyzing 3

Term III 8 SH

CIL531 Cross-Cultural Educational 3
CIC529 Curriculum and Instruction II: Analysis and Application 3
ESR591 Action Research III: Interpreting and Sharing 2

In addition to the nine required courses (26 semester hours), students must also complete six semester hours of electives approved by their advisor. Students can take these 6 elective hours within the program, with CIC591 (Field Study/Curriculum and Instruction) and/or CIC594 (Independent Study/Curriculum and Instruction).

  SH
Program Core Courses 26
Electives 6

 

IDS Blended Delivery

Program Requirements for the IDS Blended Program 32 SH

CIC528 Curriculum and Instruction I: Theories, Foundations, and Contexts 3
EPS527 Group Theory and Classroom Applications 3
ESR510 Action Research I: Purposes, Assumptions, and Practice 3
FND509 Educational Foundations 3
EPS528 Human Development and Learning 3
ESR511 Action Research II: Contextualizing and Analyzing 3
CIC591 Field Study /Curriculum and Instruction 3
CIC529 Curriculum and Instruction II: Analysis and Application 3
CIL531 Cross-Cultural Education 3
ESR591 Action Research III: Interpreting and Sharing 2
CIC594 Independent Study /Curriculum and Instruction 3

All but one of the above courses is taken over two of the seven quarters to integrate the coursework.