Master of Arts in Education with a Concentration in Gifted Education - Kansas (Not Available after March 2017)
The Master of Arts in Education with a concentration in gifted education is designed for teachers interested in becoming educators and advocates for gifted education instruction. This program is designed to meet the Kansas gifted education standards and aligned to the NAGC-CEC (Council for Exceptional Children) and the Association for the Gifted (CEC-TAG) as required for Kansas licensure.
Degree Requirements
Foundation Courses
EDF 7103 | PHILOSOPHY,ACCOUNTABILITY & CHG (3) | |
EDF 7163 | RESEARCH:ASSESSMENT AND EVAL (3) | |
EDF 7703 | DATA-DRIVEN LEADERSHIP PRACTICES (3) | |
EDF 7753 | HUMAN RELATIONS FOR LEADERS IN DIVERSE COMM (3) | |
EDF 8503 | MASTER'S RESEARCH PROJECT (3) | |
Concentration Courses
EDC 7105 | INTRODUCTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF GIFTED LEARNERS (3) | |
EDC 7115 | GIFTED INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS AND STRATEGIES (3) | |
EDC 7153 | EDUCATION LAW (3) | |
EDC 8103 | FIELD EXPERIENCE I: GIFTED EDUCATION (3) | |
EDC 8203 | FIELD EXPERIENCE II: GIFTED (3) | |
Concentration Electives
Six credit hours. Courses must be in gifted education coursework, instructional design/strategies, or differentiated instruction coursework. Advisor approval needed.