Master
of Education Degree in Health and Kinesiology
Total
Semester Credit Hours = 36
The mission of the
program leading to the Master of Education (M.Ed.) Degree in Health and
Kinesiology is to prepare for career advancement in teaching health, kinesiology
or sport. The program requires satisfactory completion of 36 semester
hours of courses and a comprehensive examination in the semester preceeding the final semester.
The curriculum consists of 18 hours of foundation courses and 18 hours
of elective courses consistent with career objectives and selected with
advisor approval. The M.Ed. Degree in Health and Kinesiology may be earned
entirely via courses offered on the Internet, as described further at http://www.uttyler.edu/HKDept/online%20master's%20degree.htm.
Curriculum (Printable Degree Plan)
Foundation
Courses
(18 semester hours)
| HECC
5303 |
Research
Design or EDUC 5301 Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences or
KINO 6372 Research Methods |
| HECC
5317 |
Biometric
Methods or KINO 6370 Intro to Statistics |
| HECC
5370 |
Ethics |
| HECC
5391 |
Practicum
in Health and Kinesiology |
| PYED
5352 |
Topics
in Instructional Styles or EDUC 5303: Applied Learning Theories or
KINO 6352 Analysis of Teaching & Coaching Behavior |
| PYED
5354 |
Topics
in Curriculum or EDUC 5352: Curriculum Foundations or KINO 6350: Curricular
Innovations |
Electives
(18 semester
hours)
With
advisor approval the student elects 18 semester hours of courses consistent
with career objectives. These should normally be from the areas of kinesiology,
health, or education.
