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Course Criteria
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4.00 Credits
Examines theories of the curriculum change process and develops specific competencies for designing curriculum in basic elementary, middle, and/or secondary level subject matter that reflects the diversity of the classroom, community, nation, and world. Evaluates computers and other technologies as they pertain to curriculum design. Enables students to plan curriculum change incorporating the requirements of the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks. Staff.
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4.00 Credits
Provides a theoretical framework for clinical supervision, including an exploration of strategies for observation, analysis, and evaluation. Applies knowledge of human resource management to plan initiatives, address personnel problems, and meet individual needs. Examines practices of supervising teachers and support personnel in light of fiscal constraints, unions and collective bargaining issues, legal rights, and other factors significant in the supervisory process. Uses lectures, discussions, in-class exercises including role-play in supervisory situations, and videotape critiques. Ribas.
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2.00 Credits
Provides a theoretical framework for clinical supervision, including an exploration of strategies for observation, analysis, and evaluation. Applies knowledge of human resource management to plan initiatives, address personnel problems, and meet individual needs. Examines practices of supervising teachers and support personnel in light of fiscal constraints, unions and collective bargaining issues, legal rights, and other factors significant in the supervisory process. Uses lectures, discussions, in-class exercises including role-play in supervisory situations, and videotape critiques. Ribas.
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2.00 Credits
Teaches what is involved in implementing a schools mission, goals, and objectives: recruiting, selecting, and assigning staff; recruiting, training, and using volunteers; providing a safe, orderly climate for learning; facilitating coordination of community service agencies to accommodate atrisk children; developing and implementing equitable and effective schedules; using the latest technologies; and managing the operation and maintenance of the physical plant. Mirkin, Lyons.
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2.00 Credits
Provides an overview of school leadership focusing on the philosophical foundations of education; the psychological traditions of learning processes; legal parameters of the school as a social institution; cultural environments of urban, suburban, and rural educational settings; and educational trends indicated by current research and pertinent literature. Walsh.
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4.00 Credits
Applies theoretical knowledge of educational leadership skills and competencies, focusing on developing a leadership portfolio, creating a learning environment, and building a management toolbox. Revisits self-assessment of ones leadership skills and style. Discusses the distinctions between leadership and management. Shares learning from internships and leadership portfolios. Kelly.
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2.00 Credits
Leads to provisional certification with advanced standing as assistant principal or principal at the elementary, middle, or secondary level. Provides a 150-hour supervised clinical experience in a school under the guidance of both the school administrator and a college faculty member. Gives responsibility for a range of activities of the school principal through shadowing and taking responsibility for individual projects. Facilitates professional reflection, the application of theory to practice, and the real-life challenge of policy implementation through writing assignments. Rubin
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