Gifted Education

The M.A.Ed. program in gifted education is designed for teachers or administrators who already hold certification in early, middle, or secondary education, or endorsement in at least one area of special education. The program is structured to provide students with understanding of the unique cognitive/affective needs of gifted students, curriculum and instruction to meet those needs and the processes for developing appropriate programs and services in the context of general or special education. Visit the Center for Gifted Education's homepage.

Program Requirements:

Foundations
EDUC F11 Social, Philosophical, Cultural, And Historical Foundations of Education
3
EDUC F12 Advanced Educational Psychology & Development
3
EDUC F65 Research Methods In Education
3
Select ONE of the following courses:
EDUC F67 Psychological And Educational Measurement
3
CRIN X59 Assessment for Instructional Design
3
Hours
9
Gifted Education
CRIN G80 Psychology And Education Of The Gifted Learner
3
EPPL 612 Curriculum And Instruction For Gifted Learners
3
CRIN G82 Social and Emotional Development And Guidance Of The Gifted Learner
3
EPPL 670 Gifted Program Planning, Development And Evaluation
3
CRIN G84 Practicum In Gifted Education
3
Hours
15
Other

CRIN R11

Content Area Reading
3

AND/OR

 

ELECTIVE

 
3
Hours
3-6

Culminating Experience (select one)

CRIN 599 Master’s Degree Research Project
3
CRIN G60 Master’s Thesis In Gifted And Talented Education
3
Hours
3
TOTAL HOURS 33-36

Potential Electives for Students
Advanced courses in Gifted Education:
CRIN 592 Creativity and Innovation in Education
3
EPPL 650 Developmental Perspectives In Gifted Education
3
EPPL 712 Administration And Policy Issues In Gifted Education
3
EPPL 750 Current Trends And Issues In Gifted Education Administration
3
Core courses in Educational Policy, Planning & Leadership:
EPPL 601 Educational Policy: Development And Analysis
3
EPPL 602 Educational Planning
3
EPPL 603 Leadership In Education
3
EPPL 604 Cross Disciplinary Perspectives In Educational Theory, Research And Practice
3
Advanced courses in Curriculum & Instruction:
EPPL 534 Instructional Leadership: Administering Educational Programs
3
EPPL 535 Instructional Leadership: Assessment and Evaluation
3
Advanced courses in Instructional Technology:
CRIN 602 Instructional Leadership: Assessment and Evaluation
3
CRIN 603 Research Seminar in Educational Technology
3
CRIN 607 Teaching and Learning Online
3
Advanced courses in Educational Administration
EDUC 501 Educational Leadership and Organizational Dynamics
3
EDUC 502 Educational Leadership: Concepts and Cases
3
Total Hours 33-36

Gifted Program Contact

[[clties, Dr. Carol Tieso]]
Jones Hall, Room 311
757-221-2461