Teaching and Learning M.Ed. - Teacher Librarian Studies

Master of Education - Teaching and Learning; Teacher Librarian Studies Concentration

Degree Specific Credits: 39

Required Cumulative GPA: 3.0

All requirements for the degree must be completed within six years, including successful completion of a departmental comprehensive examination.
The Teacher Librarian Studies program is aligned with American Association of School Librarians (AASL) standards for the K-12 library media endorsement.
The Library Media (LIBM) credits are offered online and provide exploration of the diverse skills necessary for successful administration and management of a school library, for supporting district curriculum, teaching information literacy and engaging young readers in the rich universe of literature.
The capstone of the program is a two-credit practicum experience in a school or public library setting in the student’s vicinity, supervised by a working librarian.
Courses are taught by faculty with extensive experience and knowledge of the various roles of Teacher Librarians.

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
Foundation of Education - Complete one of the following courses:		3
EDU 502	Philosophy of Education
EDU 504	History of American Education
EDU 510	Developmental & Learning Sciences
Complete all of the following courses:
EDU 501	Curriculum Design, Implementation, & Evaluation	3
EDU 514	Education Across Cultures	3
EDU 515	Computer/Technological Application in Education	3
EDU 518	Inclusion and Collaboration	3
EDU 520	Educational Research	3
LIBM 461	Information Literacy	3
LIBM 462	Youth Literature for Librarians	3
LIBM 464	Reference Resources	3
LIBM 466	Libraries & Technology	3
LIBM 467	Collection Development & Cataloging	4
LIBM 468	Administration & Assessment of Library Programs	3
LIBM 495	Practicum	2
Total Hours		39

Minimum Required Grade: C