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Alt Cert: Spcial Education Spanish 7-12
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Education and Youth Services (SEYS) The Master of Science in Education Program (Spanish) responds to the needs of teachers and prospective teachers of foreign languages. The degree program combines coursework in (1) culture, literature, and language, (2) foreign language education, and (3) professional education. The courses in culture, literature, and language are given by the department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures. The courses in foreign language education and professional education are offered by the School of Education. For admission requirements to Secondary Education programs, see their entries
Requirements
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In addition to the general admission requirements
Students should meet with the Graduate Advisors in both the Department of Secondary Education and the Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures as soon as possible to plan their program of study and submit it for approval. The Master of Science in Secondary Education: Spanish program consists of 33 credits: 15 credits of 700-level education coursework and 18 credits of 700-level coursework in Spanish. All candidates have a portfolio exit requirement.
A minimum of 3.0 is required to enter and remain in the program
Six courses (18 cr.) from the Spanish graduate program. These courses are to be distributed as follows:
Two courses (6 cr.) in Language and Linguistics, including SPAN 700.
Three courses (9 cr.) in Literature.
One course (3 cr.) in Culture and Civilization. This requirement may be met by either SPAN 772 or 774.
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As an exit requirement candidates will complete a professional portfolio based on INTASC World Language Standards and Queens College conceptual framework (3 Es) to represent all content in MSEd. The candidate will also defend the portfolio with a panel of faculty members.