M.S.Ed. Teaching Literacy B-6 and Teaching Children with Disabilities in Childhood Education

Overview:
The 48-credit program will provide the Master’s Degree candidates with dual certification in Literacy Birth through Grade 6 and Teaching Children with Disabilities- Childhood Special Education. It will give initially certified teachers the opportunity to enrich their classroom pedagogy with specialization in Literacy and Special Education. This dual Master’s program is designed to foster the development of skills, attitudes, and diagnostic abilities needed to improve literacy functioning and identify and remediate learning and behavior disorders.

Program Benefits:
This dual Master’s Program can enhance and diversify your employment options by making you eligible for:

  • Literacy Specialist
  • Diagnostician
  • Clinician
  • Resource Room Teacher
  • Special Education Teacher
  • Certification in Literacy and Special Education – Childhood

 

Required Courses:

Download the program planning sheet.

 

Certification:
Students will be endorsed for New York State Certification in both Literacy- Birth through Grade 6 and Teaching Children with Disabilities- Childhood Special Education upon completion of coursework, passing the comprehensive exams in each discipline, and pass the Content Specialty Tests in Literacy and Special Education.
 

Contact Information

Queens Campus     
Graduate Admissions  
Sullivan Hall G9      
8000 Utopia Pkwy
Queens, NY 11439

Dr. Kelly K. Ronayne
(718) 990-2304
graded@stjohns.edu
Staten Island Campus         
300 Howard Ave.            
DaSilva Center 207    
Staten Island, NY 10301


Rosette Allegretti, Ed.D
(718) 390-4506
gradedstatenisland@stjohns.edu
  
Oakdale Campus            
500 Montauk Hyway          
Oakdale, NY 11769

Linda J. Faucetta
(631) 218-7775
faucettl@stjohns.edu
Manhattan Campus              
101 Murray St.             
New York, NY 10007

Jennifer Bakshi
(212) 277-5122
bakshij@stjohns.edu