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Generally graduate students who are enrolled in the M.A. Degree Program are required to complete the following course of study. Program modifications to address individual needs and experiences are addressed during the advisement period. This Program is designed for teachers seeking permanent certification.

Required Courses for M.A. only
EDC 501 - Education and the Cognitive Development
EDC 502 - Education and the Social-Emotional Development
EDC 510 - Education and Human Exceptionalities
EDC 601 - Foundations of Education
EDC 603 - Curriculum Development
EDC 613 - Role of the Developmentally Oriented Teacher

Sample Electives (4 required) for M.A. only
EDC 503 - Education and Adult Development
EDC 602 - Educational Technology
EDC 612 - Geography for Teachers
EDC 619 - Images of Schooling & Childhood In Literature and Film
EDC 670 - Problem-Based Learning
EDC 671 - Exploring the Reading/Writing Connection K-12
EDC 672 - Designing Integrated and Interdisciplinary Instruction, K-12
EDC 673 - Graduate Seminar in School Law
EDC 676 - Classroom Management and School Discipline

Students may transfer up to 6 credits ("B" grade or better and with the approval of the Director) toward electives. Courses from other La Salle graduate programs may be used for electives with approval of the Director. An approved Independent Study may also be used as an elective.

Academic Advising
Initial program planning is set up in consultation with the Program Director and/or the Program Advisor. While students are responsible for monitoring their own progress through the program, individual advising may be requested as needed.