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Master of Arts concentration in Educational Leadership: Non-Licensure Track
2007-2008 Curriculum
The Master of Arts with a concentration in Educational
Leadership is designed to provide qualified and experienced
educators with the knowledge and skills necessary for
positions of leadership in school settings. The program
emphasizes the role of school leader as collaborator and
creator of a supportive and stimulating environment for
children and teachers. Courses are provided in an intensive
format and require prior readings along with pre-course and
post-course assignments that relate academic study to actual
field experiences. Students are required to arrange non-credit
leadership learning opportunities under the supervision of
school administrators or directions.
Courses include field-based experiences designed for the
administrator preparation program. Because of state
specific Performance Standards, the International Program
in Educational Leadership does not lead to licensure. The
nature of the site-based experiences varies according to the
unique career paths of students in international schools.
Description and documentation of the field-based experiences
are the responsibility of the student and the cooperating
administrator/director from the school. These should be
included in the student’s portfolio.
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Admission Requirements |
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- The applicant must have earned a baccalaureate degree
from a regionally accredited college or university. An
applicant with a foreign degree must submit official
transcripts to an accredited evaluation agency. Names of
accredited agencies are available upon request.
- The applicant must have a minimum undergraduate
quality point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- The applicant must have a minimum of three full years
of employment as a teacher.
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Degree Requirements |
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The degree consists of ten (10) courses, which includes
three (3) core courses, seven (7) concentration courses. As
a culminating experience, each matriculated student in the
Educational Leadership Program is required to complete
a portfolio to be turned in at the end of the student’s final
course and submitted to the C. Louis Cedrone International
Education Center at Framingham State College.
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Information on Portfolio |
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The portfolio includes an introductory page plus ten typed or
written pages (one for each course) and an overall summary
composed of the following parts.
- An introductory page of one or two paragraphs that
gives a brief biographical sketch about you as a student
and professional educator.
- For each course, a summary of an assignment, project
or a course experience that was especially meaningful to
you.
- A self-reflective statement that discusses how each course
contributes to your ability to become a more effective
educator and life-long learner. This part should also
discuss how you plan to apply what you have learned
from this course.
- At the conclusion of all course work, the student
prepares a summary statement that describes how
the overall program has contributed to him or her
professionally as an educator and lifelong learner.
The portfolio is reviewed by a faculty committee of the
International Education Program to determine if it has
met the requirements stated above and receives a Pass/Fail
grade. It will be filed in the C. Louis Cedrone International
Education Center at Framingham State College. Students
should submit the portfolio within thirty days after their final
course. The degree will not be granted until the portfolio has
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Coordinator: |
Ms. MaryEllen Normandin, Executive Director,C. Louis Cedrone International Education Center |
| Advisors: |
Dr. Charles Beck and Dr. Peter
Dittami, Education
Dr. Marguerite Mahler,
Modern Languages |
For further information about the Master of Education concentration in International Education, please email Joyce Fahey, C. Louis Cedrone International Education Center, or call (508) 626-4964.
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