2018-2019 Graduate Catalog

Director of Curriculum and Instruction

Under the Indiana Administrative Code (Rules 2002), the following criteria are specified for candidates wishing to obtain the Director of Curriculum and Instruction license:

  • hold a proficient practitioner license;

  • successfully meet the standards for the district level administrator;

  • successfully meet all developmental standards;

  • successfully obtain a master’s degree;

  • successfully complete the School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA);

  • be recommended by the licensing advisor of the accredited institution.

“The holder of the district level administrator; director of curriculum and instruction license is only able to serve as a director of curriculum and instruction administrator or supervisor. The district level administrator; director of curriculum and instruction licensure applies to all who have the role or responsibility for direct supervision or primary evaluation of other licensed personnel, regardless of title, for example assistant to, assistant, or deputy.” (p. 17, Indiana Administrative Code).

Program of Studies

Candidates who wish to apply for the Director of Curriculum and Instruction License (District Level Administrator License) will be expected to hold a Master of Arts in one of the following areas: elementary education, secondary education, educational administration and supervision, curriculum and educational technology; meet the minimum criteria defined under REPA; and have taken the following courses

Required courses

EDAD 600Intro to Ed Leadership

3

EDCU 601Princ and Proc of Curr Dev

3

EDCU 610Elem Schl Curriculum

3

EDCU 620Se School Curriculum

3

EDPS 640Research Methods

3

EDST 671Eval of Ed Prgrms

3

 

EDST 676Res on Impact Stud Learn

3

or

EDJH 676Res in JH and MS Ed

3

or

EDEL 676Research in Elementary Educ

3

6 credits from

EDCU 630Jr Hi and Mid School Curr

3

EDCU 640Altern School Curricula

3

EDST 680Staff Dev to Strengthn Curr

3

Total Credits:6

6 credits from

EDEL 644Education in a Diverse Society

3

EDFO 631Philosophy of Education

3

EDFO 641History of American Education

3

EDFO 651Educational Sociology

3

EDMU 660Multcl Multieth Ed in Amer Sch

3

EDMU 670Soc and Cultl Min in Amer Ed

3

Total Credits:6

6 credits from

EDJH 512Inst Strtgs Apprchs JH and MS

3

EDRD 610Teaching of Reading Elem Sch

3

EDSE 695Dyn and Sec School Classroom

3

EDSU 650Supervision of Instruction

3

Total Credits:6

6 credits from

EDTE 650Curr Integ of Lrnng Tech

3

EDTE 670Technology Policy and Pedagogy

3

EDTE 675Dist Ed and Distrib Lrnng Tech

3

EDTE 685Info Sys for Inst and Assess

3

Total Credits:6

Total Credits: 45

Director of Career/Technical Education

  • Requires a minimum of a master’s degree.

  • Further information regarding this program may be obtained by contacting the Office of Teacher Education Services and Clinical Practice.

Director of Exceptional Needs

Required courses

EDAD 600Intro to Ed Leadership

3

 

EDAD 684Educational Finance and Ethics

3

or

EDAD 685Fiscal Mangmnt of Ed Agencies

3

 

EDAD 687Legal Aspects of Education

3

EDAD 689The School Principal

3

SCCO 600Intro School Counseling

3

or

SPCE 677Tch Parnts to Educate Exc Chld

3

SPCE 637Org and Admin of Spec Ed

3

SPCE 639Spec Ed Admin and Org Beh

3

SPCE 687Educ Assessment: Mild Int

3

SPCE 694Intern in Spec Ed

3 TO 9

9 credits from

SPAA 543Introduction to Audiology

3

SPCE 577Intro to Intense Interv Needs

3

SPCE 600Educ of Exc Children

3

SPCE 612Theory and Pract EC Special Ed

3

SPCE 631Comp Tech and Learner Spec Nds

3

SPCE 632Intro to Emo and Behav Dis

3

SPCE 686Intro: Mild Interventions

3

Total Credits:9

Total Credits: 36

SPCE 686 is required for students without the prerequisite for SPCE 687.