Master of Science in Education–Reading Program (MSE-R)

UW-Superior

Two years Online • Two Summers on Campus

Spring and fall courses may be taken on campus or online.  Summer courses require campus attendance.

	Spring On campus & online	Summer On Campus	Fall On Campus & online
Even year	TED 606 TED 664 TED 665 TED 701	TED 724 TED 744 TED 702	TED 663 TED 705 TED 665
Odd year	TED 665 TED 701	TED 702 TED 700 TED 734 TED 741	TED 750 (followed by 752) TED 665

The Reading Teacher – 316 License

(total of 18 semester credits)

TED 663 Developing Literacy Pre K – 3 (3 credits)

TED 664 Developing Literacy 4 – 12 (3 credits)

TED 665 Using Literacy Processes in the Content Area (3 credits)

TED 701 Introduction to Reading Difficulties (3 credits)

TED 702 Practicum in Reading Difficulties K-12 (3 credits)

TED 606 Children’s Literature (3 credits)

The Reading Specialist – 317 License

316 requirements plus

TED 705 The K-12 Literacy Program (3 credits)

TED 700 Classroom Inquiry Into Literacy (3 credits)

The MSE Reading

(minimum of 30 credit hours)

317 requirements plus

6 credits of foundations courses:

TED 724 Teaching as Reflective Decision-Making

TED 734 Current Developments in Student Learning and Their Applications

3 credits of research:

TED 700 Classroom Inquiry Into Literacy (3 credits)

Or TED 750/752 Research Foundations of Education/Research Project

Students who have taken 606, 663, 664, or 665 as an undergraduate (406, 463, 464, 465) or may have transferred those courses in may choose from the following courses:

TED 741 Using Educational Assessment to Inform Practice (3 credits)

TED 744 Trends in Instructional Practices (3 credits)

        TED 709 History and Philosophy of Literacy Instruction (2 credits)

        TED 740 Seminar in Supervision of Student Teachers and Interns (2 credit)

                And others as approved by the advisor

Additionally,

Courses must be started and completed in accordance with the UWS semester and summer session dates.

Students may enroll for up to 9 credit hours; after that, individuals must apply to be admitted into a specific graduate program.

For further information please contact:

MSE-R Program Coordinator:  Dr. Peggy Marciniec

                                Assistant Professor, Teacher Education

                                715-394-8585

pmarcini@uwsuper.edu