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OVERVIEW
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MA TESOL Program produces graduates with the skills to train teaching faculty who excel in their roles as educators, creative scholars, and researchers. This program will prepare teachers for a wide variety of positions both in the US and abroad. Our students will be equipped with the specialized knowledge and field skills for teaching English to speakers of other languages. Upon graduation, they will be competent professional educators with demonstrable leadership skills.
The performance outcomes which are required for the completion of the program include: class participation, response to discussion questions, writing research papers, group assignments, case study analyses, quizzes, mid-term and final examinations (Comprehensive Learning Assessments).
The performance outcomes which are required for the completion of the program include: class participation, response to discussion questions, writing research papers, group assignments, case study analyses, quizzes, mid-term and final examinations (Comprehensive Learning Assessments).
Duration2 years
LanguageEnglish
LocationOnline
Tuition fee$710 per credit hour *scholarships available
START DATESAnytime
NUMBER OF CREDITS36 credit hours
FormatFlexible 24/7 studies
AccreditationRegionally accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) and globally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)
STUDY CONTENTS
Online course overview
Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Area of Concentration
Educational Technology - The Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages concentration in Educational Technology prepares educators and professionals to create, enhance, and innovate their classrooms and curriculum with technology for learning. Opportunities for building technology skills and confidence, evaluating current trends and tools, and designing and implementing content and assessments based on current learning theories and best practices, will build a foundation for educators and prepare them to lead and contribute in their perspective contexts.
Required Courses
- TSL 502 Vocabulary Instruction 3 credit hours
- TSL 507 Pronunciation Instruction 3 credit hours
- TSL 512 Writing Instruction 3 credit hours
- TSL 515 Second Language Acquisition 3 credit hours
- TSL 520 Grammar Instruction 3 credit hours
- TSL 527 Methods of Teaching ESL/EFL 3 credit hours
- TSL 532 Listening and Speaking Instruction 3 credit hours
- TSL 542 The English Language in Society 3 credit hours
- TSL 545 Reading Instruction 3 credit hours
- TSL 552 Special Topics in TESOL 3 credit hours
- TSL 590 Curriculum Design 3 credit hours
- TSL 600 Practicum 3 credit hours
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