Literacy Studies, MSEd
University of Pennsylvania · PA · LITERACY-STUDIES-MSED
Literacy Studies, MSEd is a degree at University of Pennsylvania, PA. It covers areas like literacy education, teacher education, inclusive teaching, literature, curriculum design, literary theory. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in Literacy Studies, MSEd
Example subjects: Forming and Reforming the Elementary Reading/Writing/Literacy Curriculum, Literature for Children and Adolescents, Teaching Reading and Study in Colleges and Universities, Theories and Pedagogies of Teaching Writing, Digital Literacies in a Networked World, Theory, and Practice, Multicultural Issues in Education, Discourse, and Interaction, Teaching English/Language and Literacy in Middle and Secondary Schools, Selected Topics in RWL: Literacy and Learning Differences, Assessing Language and Learning Differences, Young Adult Literature, Media & Culture.
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What will I study in Literacy Studies, MSEd?
Literacy Studies, MSEd covers areas like literacy-education, teacher-education, literature, victorian-literature, inclusive-teaching, literary-theory, digital-learning, language-diversity.
Who offers Literacy Studies, MSEd?
Literacy Studies, MSEd is offered by University of Pennsylvania, PA.
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