ESOL Program Course Schedule

Peace Corps Fellows and Masters International students will also follow the schedule below.

This program may be started at any semester. Students have up to six years to complete the master’s degree from when they are first admitted into the program. The FAST TRAIN office will assist in program planning. The schedule below is a list of the course offerings. Students do not take all of the courses listed for each semester. We recommend that students do not overload themselves, especially for those who are working full time. No more than six credit hours are recommended per semester, other than the summer full-time intensive study semester.

  Licensure and Master’s Degree Course Schedule

Fall Spring
(Late Aug.- Mid-Dec) (Mid Jan - Early May)
EDUC 511 online EDUC 511 online
EDUC 537 online EDUC 537 online
EDRD 610 online EDCI 510 online
EDCI 516 online EDRD 525 online
 
Summer One (Licensure) Summer Two (Master’s Degree)
(Mid Jun- Late Jul) (Mid Jun - Late Jul)
EDCI 516 – 8-day course EDCI 521 – 8-day course
EDCI 519 – 8-day course EDCI 777 – 8-day course
EDCI 520 – 8-day course
 
Licensure Course Work
EDUC 511 – Introduction to Teaching in International Settings (includes Human Growth and Development)
EDUC 537 – Foundations of Multicultural Education
EDCI 516 – Bilingualism and Language Acquisition Research
EDCI 519 – Methods of Teaching Multilingual Students
EDRD 610 – Reading andWriting in Multilingual/Multicultural Settings
EDRD 525 – Emergent Literacy for English Learners (not required for those starting the program prior to Summer 2008)
EDCI 510 – Applied Linguistics for ESOL Teachers (PK-12)
EDCI 520 – Assessment of Language Learners

Master's Degree Course Work
All other course work must be completed prior to taking EDCI 521 and EDCI 777. 

EDCI 521 - Curriculum Development for Language Learners
EDCI 777- Research to Practice (Course must be taken last; begins on March 1 an online course and continues as a summer intensive course)