Career and Technical Education
Master of Education
Program Requirements
Curriculum
Basic Instruction
Option A - Certification Program
MCT 6406 Career and Technical Education Assessment
and Course Construction*
MCT 6411 Methods of Teaching Career and Technical
Education I*
MCT 6412 Career and Technical Education Classroom
Management*
MCT 6413 Methods of Teaching Career and Technical
Education II*
MCT 6400 Educational Psychology*
MAS 7601 Education of Diverse Populations
and Exceptional Children*
MCT 6410 Multicultural Education*
MCT 6401 Career and Technical Education
Instructional Technology*
* Courses required for Delaware T & I certification
Option B - Instructional Program
MCT 6402 Advanced Curriculum Design
MCT 6403 History and Regulations of Career
and Technical Education
MCT 6414 Student Testing and Evaluation
MCT 6404 Career and Technical Education Guidance Practices
MCT 6407 Career and Technical Student Organizations
MCT 6405 Career and Technical Education:
Community and Business Relations
MCT 6414 Student Testing and Evaluation
MAS 7651 Adolescent Growth and Development
MAS 7652 Reading in the Content Areas
MRD 7901 Diagnosis/Assessment of Reading Difficulties
for Non-Reading/Lit Maj
Option C - Administrative Program
MED 6490 Education, Ethics, and the Law**
MED 7708 Curriculum Leadership**
MED 7201 Fiscal Operations and Resources**
MED 7503 School and Community: Building a Shared Vision**
MED 7701 Supervisory Leadership:
Staff Selection, Appraisal, and Renewal**
MED 7706 The Principalship (pre-K-8)**
MED 7707 The Principalship (9-12)**
** Courses will count toward Delaware administrative
certification.
Clinical Component
MCT 6420 Clinical Component for Career and Technical
Education Teachers (6 hours)
Qualifications for Degree
To qualify for a Master of Education degree in Career and Technical Education, a student must complete all necessary course work (30 credits, selecting options A, B, or C) plus the Clinical Component (6 credits) with at least a “B” average. The Division of Education at Wilmington University reserves the right to change requirements to comply with any licensure/certification mandates by the Delaware State Department of Education. The program must be completed within six years.
This information applies to students who enter this degree program during the 2008-2009 Academic Year. If you entered this degree program before the Fall 2008 semester, please refer to the academic catalog for the year you began your degree program.
