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What are the
Program Requirements? |
The Master Mentor Teaching Certificate program consists of a series of
four, graduate-level courses that prepare participants to guide and
coach new teachers. Upon successful completion of the fifteen
semester hours, participants will receive a Texas Tech University endorsed
certificate. Courses will be offered each each long semester and
at least one summer session. Generally, participants can complete
the degree in four semesters. Those who wish to continue
their graduate studies in Education, may request these credit hours be
transferred/applied to their selected programs.
Required Courses:
EDCI 5333. Improving the Teaching of Thinking
(3:3:0). Provides an instructional
framework for teaching specific thinking skills and for developing and
nurturing the teaching of skillful and reflective thinking in all
content areas (K-12).
EDCI 5335. Models of Teaching (3:3:0).
Selected models or approaches to teaching are described, demonstrated,
and practiced. Emphasis is placed on expanding the repertoire of
teaching skills.
EDCI 6303. Advanced Seminar in Curriculum and
Instruction (3:3:0). Critical analysis
and design of research in selected curriculum areas. May be
repeated for credit.
EDCI 6393. Advanced Practicum in Curriculum
and Instruction (3:3:0). A supervised
laboratory or field experience in a curricular area; includes
assessment, planning, instruction, and evaluation. May be repeated
for credit.
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