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Child Development & Family Relations
MAEd in Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS)
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The MAEd in Family and Consumer Sciences is designed for individuals who already hold teaching licenses in family and consumer sciences. The curriculum is designed to help teachers develop advanced competencies in professional education, family and consumer sciences subject matter, and interpersonal relationships. Graduates are prepared to be more highly qualified teachers with leadership and communication skills which prepare them for department head or Cooperative Extension leadership positions, and leadership positions in business and industry.
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The MAEd-FACS program requires 39 semester hours (s.h.) consisting of: 6 s.h. cognate courses, 21 s.h. FACS specialization courses, and 3 s.h. of electives.
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- Core Courses (12 s.h.)
- Cognate (6 s.h.)
- FACS Specialization (15 s.h.)
EDUC 6480 (3 credits) Trends and Issues in Educational Research for Practitioners |
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SCIE 6500 (3 credits) Understanding and Engaging in Educational Research |
EDUC 6001 (3 credits) Introduction to Differences in Human Learning in Schools |
SPED 6002 (3 credits) Addressing Differences in Human Learning in Schools |
LEED 6000 (3 credits) Leadership and Communication |
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ELEM 6550 (3 credits) Leadership and Communication Skills in Education |
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ADED 6550 (3 credits) Leadership and Communication Skills in Education |
CDFR 6990 (3 credits) Action Research I in Educational Settings (F) |
CDFR 6991 (3 credits) Action Research II in Educational Settings (S) |
FACS 6423 (3 credits) Advanced Methods and Curriculum |
FACS 6424 (3 credits) Evaluation in Family and Consumer Science Education |
FACS 6426 (3 credits) Supervision n Family and Consumer Science Education |
FACS 6430 (3 credits) Trends and Issues in Family and Consumer Science Education |
FACS 6990 (3 credits) Review of Research in Family and Consumer Science Education |
Core Courses Cognate FACS Specialization |
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| This program is taught via Distance Education. |
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| Click here to apply to East Carolina University. Admission to East Carolina University does not guarantee admissions into your desired program of study. |
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| Admission Requirements: |
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| Admission to the program is based on the following:
1. A completed ECU graduate application.
2. Official transcripts from schools attended and an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher.
3. Satisfactory test scores from the MAT or GRE. (To register for the test at ECU, call the Testing Center at 252- 328-6811.)
4. Three letters of recommendations from supervisors, former professors, and others who can attest to the applicant’s ability to do academic work and potential as a future adult educator.
5. Statement of purpose for seeking the graduate degree. Complete applications must be submitted to the Graduate School by February 1. FACS MAEd candidates are admitted for the Fall semester only.
Students must hold a current North Carolina teaching license and provide a copy for the application packet. |
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Please feel free to contact Dr. Cheryl Johnson for more information at: johnsonche@ecu.edu or 252-328-6908. |
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