Loyola Marymount University Bulletin 2014-2015 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Elementary and Secondary Education
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Faculty
Chairperson: Irene Oliver
Professors: Candace A. Poindexter, Irene Oliver, Francisco Ramos
Associate Professors: Ignacio Higareda
Assistant Professors: Leslie Ponciano, Ani Shabazian
Clinical Faculty: Olga Moraga
Contact Information
Chairperson: Irene Oliver
Assistant Director: Diane Fogarty
Phone: 310.338.7302
Fax: 310.338.1976
E-mail: Irene.Oliver@lmu.edu
Office Location: University Hall 2600
Academic Advisor: Terri Taylor
E-mail: Terri.Taylor@lmu.edu
Academic Programs
Elementary Education
Secondary Education
Bilingual Education
Professional 2042 Clear Teaching Credential
Literacy Education
Educational Studies
Elementary and Secondary Education Undergraduate Program
Introduction
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offers a variety of credential and graduate programs that emphasize the preparation of excellent teachers to educate the culturally and linguistically diverse populations in K-12 public or private schools. Accredited by the National Council for the Education of Teacher Education and the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, we provide professional preparation in research-based exemplary practices that include the requisite knowledge, skills, and dispositions required to ensure equity and excellence in education. As a result of our Masters and credential program, graduates are highly regarded by their colleagues and leaders in the schools, districts, and communities in which they work. Teacher preparation and professional development options in the Department promote and respond to the Jesuit and Marymount traditions and correspond to the core tenets of the School of Education’s Conceptual Framework.
Learning Outcomes
In accordance with the Mission and Goals of the School of Education, the Elementary and Secondary Education programs strive to work collaboratively in a student-centered environment to be professionals who act to value and respect all individuals, promote social justice, promote cultural responsiveness, integrate theory and practice, develop moral, intellectual, responsible, and caring leaders and to collaborate and share leadership across communities.
Programs also strive to be, and to educate professionals to be, educators who: Respect and value all individuals and communities; Educate by integrating theory and practice; Advocate for access to a socially just education; and Lead in order to facilitate transformation.
For additional information, please refer to the School of Education Mission and Goal Statements .
Master of Arts Degrees in the School of Education
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offers the following programs:
- Combined preliminary credential and Master of Arts in Elementary Education, Secondary Education or Literacy and Language Arts;
- Master of Arts in Elementary Education or Secondary Education, with a credential option;
- Specialized Master of Arts programs in Reading Instruction or Educational Studies.
Credential Programs
Preliminary California teaching credentials in:
- Elementary Education (SB 2042 Multiple Subjects)
- Secondary Education (SB 2042 Single Subject)
- Elementary or Secondary Education with a Bilingual Authorization
If students are interested in the following programs, please see the appropriate School of Education Department.
Special Education: Department of Educational Support Services
University Intern Credential programs: Department of Specialized Programs in Urban Education
Teaching credential requirements (listed with each program) are governed by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) and are subject to change.
Students interested in pursuing credentials in Elementary or Secondary Education must attend an information session to begin the application process. Contact the School of Education Admissions Coordinator at 310.338.7845 or soeinfo@lmu.edu for information session dates and times.
Traditional Candidates (Credential Candidates Only)
Candidates following this path will complete all coursework before beginning their culminating experiences as student teachers. LMU will facilitate the candidate’s placement as student teachers. Placements must be completed in the subject or grade level that is authorized by the credential.
Priority Application Deadlines for Master of Arts and/or Credential Programs
Fall semester - June 15
Spring semester - November 15
Summer session - March 15
Students applying for admission to the School of Education are highly encouraged to submit their applications for admission and all supporting documents by the priority deadlines outlined above. Qualified applicants meeting this deadline will be given priority consideration for program admission.
Contact the School of Education Admissions Coordinator at soeinfo@lmu.edu for information session dates and times.
Elementary Education
Academic Program Director: Irene Oliver
Assistant Program Director: Diane Fogarty
Office Location: University Hall 2600
Secondary Education
Academic Program Director: Irene Oliver
Assistant Director: Diane Fogarty
Office Location: University Hall 2600
Educational Studies
Program Director: Candace Poindexter
Assistant Program Director: Diane Fogarty
Office Location: University Hall 2600
Bilingual Education
Academic Program Director: Olga Moraga
Assistant Program Director: Diane Fogarty
Office Location: University Hall 2600
Literacy Education
Academic Program Director: Candace Poindexter
Assistant Director: Diane Fogarty
Academic Advisor: Gloria Davidson
Office Location: University Hall 2600
Elementary and Secondary Education Undergraduate Program
Introduction
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offers credential programs and minors in Education and is committed to preparing excellent teachers to educate the diverse population in California’s K-12 public and private schools. As an NCATE-accredited program, we offer professional preparation in research-based exemplary practices that include the requisite knowledge, skills, and dispositions required to ensure equity and excellence in education.
Academic Programs
Elementary Education
Secondary Education
Minor in Education
Bilingual Authorization
Credential Programs
Preliminary California Teaching Credentials are offered in Elementary Education (SB 2042 Multiple Subjects) and Secondary Education (SB 2042 Single Subject)
If you are interested in the following programs, please see the appropriate Department. For Elementary or Secondary Education with a Bilingual Emphasis, see the Department of Language and Culture, and for Special Education, see the Department of Educational Support Services .
Teaching credential requirements (listed with each program) are governed by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) and are subject to change.
Students interested in pursuing credentials in Elementary or Secondary Education must attend an information session to begin the application process. Contact the School of Education Admissions Coordinator at soeinfo@lmu.edu for information session dates and times.
Initial Application Process for Elementary and Secondary Education Programs
- Attend a mandatory information session to receive the following application materials:
- School of Education Application
- Recommendation forms
- Subject matter Plan of Action
- Statement of Intent guidelines
- Technology Self-Verification form
- A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required. Students who do not meet this requirement must schedule an appointment with the Academic Program Director to be considered for admission.
APPLICATION DEADLINES: Priority application deadlines are as follows:
Fall semester - June 15
Spring semester - November 15
Summer session - March 15
Students applying for admission to the School of Education are highly encouraged to submit their applications for admission and all supporting documents by the priority deadlines outlined above. Qualified applicants meeting this deadline will be given priority consideration for admission.
Contact the School of Education Admissions Coordinator at 310.338.7845 or soeinfo@lmu.edu for information session dates and times.
Technology Requirement
All education courses require the usage of LiveText. An Electronic Portfolio fee will be assessed upon admission to the School of Education. Programs
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