Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening for the Interactive Classroom
This specialization helps you integrate new media into your classroom to improve reading, writing and language development. Designed for English and Language Arts teachers, elementary educators, and content area teachers, it responds to Common Core State Standards and supports the development of evidence-based best practices. Coursework will strengthen your ability to effectively engage students in reading and responding to complex texts, accessing and critically evaluating information, and sharing their ideas through written work, oral presentations, and multimodal media communications.
Give yourself and your students the advantage of being ahead of the curve by leveraging 21st-century literacy skills.
Course of Study
Earn this Master of Education degree by completing 10 courses (3-units each) for 30 units of coursework. Your Masters of Education online program consists of five foundation courses including a capstone action research project as well as five specialization courses. You may begin your study in any semester with any courses offered. The Capstone Seminar is the final course in your program and builds on knowledge gained in the research and specialization courses. Earn your Master of Education specializing in Literacy and Digital Learning today.
Program Course Curriculum
The Master of Education with Literary and Digital learning specialization program spans over five different semesters which includes a mandatory orientation course. Each semester is fourteen weeks and is split into two different courses. The first course is seven weeks and the second course is seven weeks. Below is a sample outline of what the span of the Master of Education with Literary and Digital learning specialization program may look like:
