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Masters in Urban Education World Language Specialization Spanish
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Goals of the program This is a comprehensive program for those who are presently teaching Spanish who wish to strengthen their knowledge and skills and for those interested in becoming teachers of Spanish. The goal of this program is to develop world language teacher leaders who demonstrate: A high level of Spanish proficiency; A knowledge of the Spanish language and the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world, and A strong pedagogical preparation
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Masters in World Language Education
The program includes: Methodology Language & Linguistics The Culture of the Spanish speaking world Assessment Advocacy Skills
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Program Designed was Based on the ACTFL Professional Development Standards
Standard 1: Language Proficiency Standard 2: Cultures, Linguistics, Literatures, and Concepts from Other Disciplines Standard 3: Language Acquisition Theories & Knowledge of Students and Their Needs Standard 4: Integration of Standards Standard 5: Assessment of Languages & Cultures- Impact on Student Learning Standard 6: Professional Development, Advocacy & Ethics
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Our Program (36 credits in total)
12 credits in Language and Culture Spanish Children’s Literature Advanced Spanish Grammar The Art of Latin America or the Art of Spain The Music of Spain or the Music of Latin America
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Our Program (36 credits in total)
24 Credits in Second Language Acquisition and Methodology: Methodology I Methodology II Applied Linguistics Language and Culture of the LEP Child Action Research I Action Research II
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Our Graduates Are successfully employed in 35 different school districts in New Jersey Have achieved leadership positions as: School administrators & supervisors Lead Teachers Curriculum Developers Have presented at: International (AATSP), national (ACTFL), regional (NECTFL) and state (FLENJ) conferences
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Why NJCU? Experienced and diverse faculty, staff, and students.
Convenient and affordable. 81% retention after 5 years in the profession. NJCU teachers are successful even at the most difficult schools. Early in-school practical experiences. Large teaching alumni network throughout NJ Over 80 years of history preparing teachers. Commitment to helping all students learn.
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Convenient Location We are located in Jersey City, one of New Jersey’s largest, and most diverse cities. There is easy access to campus by public transportation.
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Tuition and Fees GRADUATE TUITION & FEES (Per Credit) Graduate Cost (Per Credit) In-State Resident Out-of-State Resident Tuition $566.55 $998.15 Student Fees $108.00 114.00 TOTAL $674.55 $1,106.15 NJCU offers the most affordable education in the state.
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Financing Your Education
Our affordable tuition and student aid opportunities make earning a graduate degree a reality for many students: Federal and state loans Grants GrowNJKids ( Restricted to child care center employees) TEACH grant Other types of aid: University Scholarships Graduate Assistantship Employer Tuition Assistance Questions? us at -The decision to go to graduate school is an important life decision. It’s an important financial decision, but it is an investment in your future. -Federal loans for graduate study- you must file the FAFSA -NJCU is creating a brand new, merit based scholarship program. -More information on graduate assistantships can be found on the admissions website (njcugrad.info) -External scholarships can be sought out. Reputable sites include scholarships.com and fastweb.net. You can contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information. -If you are employed, you should talk to your HR department about any company tuition assistance programs that might be available.
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Admissions Requirements
Online application Essay of words Two professional references from employers, supervisors, professors, and mentors/counselors Official transcripts from all previous institutions attended The GRE (may be waived) Passing scores on Praxis Core (may be waived with certain SAT/ACT or GRE scores) and Praxis II – waived for those with NJDOE certifications A minimum score of Advanced Low on the Oral Proficiency Spanish Test Deadlines: July 1st for the Fall and December 1st for the Spring Questions? us at
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Contact Us Dr. Grisel Lopez-Diaz glopezdiaz@njcu.edu
Location: Karnoutsos Hall, Room 202 Website: Phone: Dr. Grisel Lopez-Diaz for all admission requirements and application related questions.
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