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M.A. in English with English Pedagogy Emphasis
The M.A. with English Pedagogy Emphasis is offered at the Northwest Kansas City Center through ITV and traditional classes.
| M.A. degree; 33 hours |
| Required Courses |
Hours |
| Eng
10-698 |
Problems in Teaching Literature and Composition (a 3-course sequence) |
9 |
| Eng
10-610 |
Introduction to Practical & Theoretical Criticism |
3 |
| Eng
10-619 |
Special Projects in Writing: Guided Portfolio preparation |
3 |
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Advised
English Electives (pre-determined for each cohort) |
18 |
| Total Hours Required |
33 |
If you would like further information, feel free to call Dr. Jenny Rytting at 660.562.1741or email her at rytting@nwmissouri.edu.
Course Rotation Draft
for English M.A. - Ed. Emphasis
| Cohort I |
| Summer 2012 |
Fall 2012 |
- 10-698 Problems in Teaching: 21st Century
Literacies & 21st Century Classrooms (Tom Smith)
- 10-631: Figures & Groups: Tennessee Williams & His
Influence (Loomis)
|
- 10-540 Multicultural +World Literature: The Harlem
Renaissance (Michael Hobbs)
- 10-620 Introduction to Practical & Critical Research (Ildi
Olacz?)
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| Spring 2013 |
Summer 2013 |
- 10-631: Figures & Groups: Medieval Women Visionaries
(Jenny Rytting)
- 10-501 Writing, Language & Pedagogy: Competing
Compositions & Teaching Writing in a Democracy (Smith)
|
- 10-520 Early British Literature: Stage, Page & Reality: Shakespeare’s
History Plays (Chandler)
- 10-698 Problems in Teaching: Action Research (Smith)
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| Fall 2013 |
Spring 2014 |
- 10-640 Seminar in Genre: American Naturalism (Black)
- 10-698: Problems in Teaching: Teaching Literature by
Teaching Writing (Sonnenmoser)
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- 10-530 Studies in Brit. Lit. 1700-Present: Setting in
Victorian Fiction (Olasz)
- 10-619: Special Project:
Research & Writing Portfolio Paper (Smith & others as advisors)
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| Summer 2014 |
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- Portfolio Defense & Graduation
- (New Cohort Begins)
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Course Posters
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Umbrella Courses
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Spring 2013 |
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