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Language, Literacy, and Learning









Language, Literacy, and Learning

M.S.E. Literacy Education Birth–Grade 6 (36 credits)

Graduates of the program are qualified and endorsed for New York state certification as a literacy specialist grades birth through grade 6 and meet the degree requirement for professional certification in the area of their initial certification.

The 36-credit master’s degree in literacy education birth through grade 6 is designed for certified early childhood, childhood, special education or TESOL teachers who are preparing for professional responsibili­ties designing, implementing and assessing reading and literacy programs (through grade 6). It enhances teachers’ understand­ing of reading-writing-learning connections and promotes their skills to help students from diverse backgrounds become confident, successful lifelong learners, drawing on their literacy proficiencies. The program is based on a reflective practitioner model and theory-driven practice.

M.S.E. Literacy Education Grades 5–12 (36 credits)

Graduates of the program are qualified and endorsed for New York state certification as a literacy specialist grades 5 through 12 and meet the degree requirement for profes­sional certification in the area of their initial certification.

The 36-credit master’s degree in literacy education grades 5 through 12 is designed for certified middle childhood, subject specialist teachers 7–12 and those preparing forprofessional responsibilities designing, implementing and assessing reading and literacy programs for grades 5 through 12. It enhances teachers’ understanding of reading-writing-learning connections and promotes their skills to help students from diverse backgrounds become confident, successful lifelong learners, drawing on their literacy proficiencies. The program is based on a reflective practitioner model and theory-driven practice.

Cohort programs for part-time and full-time students are available.

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