Department of Teacher Education and Higher Education
French Education Concentration
Classroom Practice Track
Designed for:
Students with an undergraduate degree (or high proficiency) in French who wish to pursue a combined masters degree in education and teaching licensure for French.
Program Description:
The Master of Education (Classroom Practice Track) program can be taken on a full-time or part-time basis. The program is aligned with the North Carolina Advanced Competency Standards and the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. A culminating portfolio based on these sets of standards is required. The program is oriented toward preparing candidates to teach French in a K-12 context as well as gaining critical knowledge, developing professionally, and working successfully with diverse learners.
Application Process:
- Applicants can obtain an application from the Graduate School.
- Two official transcripts are required from every college and university that you attended.
- Three recommendations are also required.
- A Residency Statement is required for applicants claiming North Carolina residency.
- Applicants must take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) and submit their test scores to the Graduate School.
- Applicants are required to submit a personal statement and a copy of an updated resume.
Pre-requisites/Co-requisites:
- Bachelor's degree in French or related field
- High proficiency in French*
- HEA 341 or equivalent
- TED 535
- TED 120
* Applicants will be asked to submit (1) 5-minute conversational audiotape in French, (2) 500-word essay / personal statement in French, and (3) sample of formal writing in French from an advanced course.
Curriculum:
Core: (9 hours)
- TED 669 (3) Educational Implications of Learning & Developmental Theory
- TED 545 (3) Diverse Learners
- ERM 605 (3) Educational Measurement & Evaluation
Pedagogical Expertise: (21 hours)
- FRE 507 Teaching French through French Literature or FRE 511 The Practice of French Translation and Interpretation or FRE 615 or 616 Advanced Composition for Graduate Students(3)
- FRE 532 or 533 (3) French Civilization or FRE 557 (3) Advanced Topics in French Literature (if the topic if Paris)
Three courses in French literature and/or film (director/author and/or film genre) at the 500-level and above
- TED 527 (3) Foreign Language Methods in the Elementary/Middle School
- TED 552 (3) Teaching Practices and Curriculum in Foreign Languages
Professional Development/Leadership: (9 hours)
- TED 638 (3) Seminar in Secondary Education or TED 622, or approved substitute
- TED 680a (6) Clinical Experience in Teaching
- TED 680b (3) Clinical Experience in Teaching
Licensure Process:
- Completion of Program of Study
- Successful completion of Technology Portfolio
- Successful completion of Advanced Competency Portfolio
- Acceptable scores on required PRAXIS exams
- Application for licensure through UNCG Licensure Officer
Contact Person:
Marcia Payne Wooten
Foreign Languages Advisor for M.Ed. programs
2302 MHRA
mpwooten@uncg.edu
(336) 334-5655