Master Of Education [M.Ed] Spanish Language And Culture For Educators

at James Madison University

Modules:
 

• Inquiry in Education
• Learning Theories and Practice
• Curriculum Theory and Issues
• Workshop in Education
• Understanding Language Development for Spanish Teachers

• Personal Statement - should be in 50% Spanish and 50% English - explaining why you are pursuing a Master of Education with a concentration in Spanish Language and Culture for Educators
• Two letters of recommendation
• An officially accredited report of *B2 Spanish level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL) or Spanish as a native language or a Bachelor's degree in Spanish

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