This program is available at all five Concordia locations (check with a local admissions counselor for details on programs in your city). It prepares teachers for literacy instruction at early childhood, elementary, middle school or high school levels.
Students completing this specialization will also be eligible to take the TExES Reading Specialist exam #151, which will result in certification as a Reading Specialist. This test is available both on and off-campus. A 16-week case study is required.
Graduate students selecting this specialization:
MED 5300 Introduction to the Educational Process
MED 5301 Teacher Effectiveness and Communication Techniques
MED 5302 Learning Theory and Instructional Design
MED 5303 Curriculum Design and Practice
MED 5304 The Teacher as Instructional Leader
MED 5305 The Classroom Teacher as Researcher
MED 5306 Ethics and the Teacher in Society
MED 5307 Educational Internship
LTC 5330 Language Acquisition and Emergent Literacy
LTC 5331 Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum
LTC 5333 Literature and Literacy
LTC 5338 Reading & Literacy Programs
LTC 5339 Evaluation & Diagnosis of Literacy Needs (Prerequisite: LTC 5330, LTC 5331)
LTC 5336 Literacy Improvement Remediation Practicum (Prerequisites: LTC 5330, LTC 5331, LTC 5338, LTC 5339, MED 5305) OR
LTC 5337 Independent Study in Literacy Instruction
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