EDU 615
Qualifying Examination
EDU 615 Qualifying Examination
Pass/No Pass
Upon completion of the three qualifying courses, candidates will complete a written Qualifying Examination based on materials covered in the three qualifying courses. The Qualifying Courses are common to all three degree programs and provide a solid foundation for continued study. The three courses include EDU 602, Philosophical Foundations of Education, EDU 610, Learning Theory, and EDU 614, History of Education.
Objective
The examination is intended to test students’ knowledge related to the Qualifying Courses. The Qualifying Exam will be based on the material presented in the required Qualifying Courses and will require the student to respond to questions that elicit higher level cognitive skills. Students are expected to demonstrate comprehensive knowledge related to the three areas of study while demonstrating advanced academic skills, including (but not limited to) the ability to develop and sustain a line of argument that is coherent and supported with viable, text-based evidence, while writing clear scholarly prose.
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