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Degree Offered: MEd; EdD; TESL certificate; Ohio TESOL endorsement online.
Length of Program: Approximately one year for master’s, certificate, and endorsement options. Approximately three years for the EdD option. Students may be full-time or part-time and may begin the program at the beginning of any quarter.
Program Requirements: MEd, 45 quarter credit hours; EdD, 135 quarter credit hours; TESL certificate, 24 quarter credits; Ohio TESOL endorsement online, 24 quarter credits.
Courses Offered: MEd: Phonetics and L2 Education; Grammar and L2 Education; Research in L2 Acquisition; L2 Acquisition Theory; Sociolinguistics and L2 Education; Content-based L2 Education: Theory, Research, and Practice; Sociopolitical Issues in L2 Education: Theory and Research; Bilingual Education: Theory, research, and practice; Teaching and Assessing College ESL: Reading and Writing; Teaching and Assessing College ESL: Oral Focus; Research in Computer Assisted Language Learning; and Adult/International Practicum. EdD: Division of Teacher Education Professional Seminars; Research Apprenticeship: Mentored Research in Literacy; College Research Tools Sequence; Research Methods/Research Theories Courses; TESL Research Seminar Sequence; Advanced TESL Content Area Course Sequence; LTCY; other content area coursework; Dissertation Guidance; Master’s Degree Credit. TESL Certificate: L2 Acquisition Theory; Phonetics and L2 Education; Grammar and L2 Education; Teaching and Assessing College ESL: Oral Focus; Teaching and Assessing College ESL: Reading and Writing; Sociolinguistics in L2 Education; Foundations of Postsecondary Literacy Instruction; Adult/International Practicum. Ohio TESOL Endorsement: Teaching Reading and Writing in ESL; Theories of Second Language Acquisition; Methods of TESL I; Phonetics for TESL; Methods of Teaching ESL II; Sociolinguistics for TESL; Practicum in TESL (P-12); Grammar for TESL.
Full-Time Staff: Gulbahar Becckett, Mary Benedetti, Virginia Gonzalez.
Admission Requirements: For the MEd and EdD, GRE scores, a statement of purpose, three letters of recommendation, original transcripts, and a curriculum vitae or resume are required. Nonnative speakers of English must have TOEFL scores. Please see website for application.
Tuition, Fees, and Aid: Please see website. Generous scholarships and assistantships are available on competitive basis through various channels. Please see http://www.grad.uc.edu/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.FinancialAid
General: We have an ESL center attached to the TESL graduate program that provides service for international students on campuses. The ESL Center offers opportunities for field and research experiences. The program leads to a state endorsement in TESOL. All required courses are taught online and also face-to-face as need required. We use Blackboard web-pages to deliver a multimedia distance learning program. The university has an intensive English language program for nonnative speakers.
Further Information:
Carol Frazier
4130 Edwards Center One
College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services
ML 0022, 45-51 Corry Boulevard
Cincinnati, OH 45221, USA.
Tel: 513-556-3590
Email: ESL1@email.uc.edu, carol.frazier@uc.edu
http://www.grad.uc.edu/apply
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