MSE: Curriculum and Instruction Graduate Program

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UW Oshkosh's graduate program in curriculum and instruction provides
licensed PK-12 teachers the opportunity to further develop expertise in
teaching children and adolescents. The Master of Science in Education in
Curriculum and Instruction (MSE: C&I) program offers a quality
degree with the convenience of evening, summer and distance education
courses.
The program is offered in two formats. The seminar plan (30 credits)
requires taking the seminar in curriculum and instruction course, or a
thesis plan (30 credits) requires completing a thesis.
Click on the MSE: C&I brochure for more information.
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Areas of Emphasis
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All emphasis areas meet national/state content and teaching standards and mandates.
The program also allows for extended licensure opportunities for special and regular education teachers in the areas of:
- ESL
- Bilingual Education-Spanish
- Bilingual Education - Hmong
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Active Cohorts
Degree Features
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Evening, weekend and summer course offerings, as well as the convenience of some online or hybrid courses
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Estimated program completion in two years and one summer
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Focus in differentiation of instruction and content area instruction in the PK-12 classroom
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Direct links between coursework and classroom teaching
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Close working relationships with professors
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Opportunities to collaborate with fellow students
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Coursework option for DPI certified add-on licensure
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Reflective Practitioner Electronic Portfolio
Students complete entries for the electronic portfolio at three points during the MSE: C&I.
Students self-assess their level of confidence for the WI State Teaching Standards and the COEHS (College of Education and Human Services) conceptual model. They also set goals that may be focused on as they progress through the program.
Electronic portfolio entries should be sent to the Curriculum and Instruction office (candi@uwosh.edu). Students will review the “candidacy-level” self-assessment at the candidacy meeting with the graduate program coordinator. The “exit level” self-assessment will be completed as part of the Elem/Sec Ed 791 seminar.
Reflective Practitioner Electronic Portfolio