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Overview
The advanced degree programs in instructional leadership have been designed to provide students with an intellectual environment that enables them to take leadership positions in the areas of curriculum, learning and instruction. Students are expected not only to reflect upon and improve their own professional practices but also to develop leadership in facilitating the growth and development of other educators.
Please note that the full degree cannot be taken at the Long Island Graduate Center and at least one course must be taken at our Queens campus.
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Please view the School of Education Graduate Admission Application Requirements for detailed admission information.
Courses
Download the program planning sheet (Word).
- EDU 7004 Essential Readings in Curriculum from the 20th Century
- EDU 7410 Identification of the Gifted and Talented
- EDU 7579 Observational Analysis for Teachers
- EDU 7665 Leadership in Technology I
- EDU 7708 Trends and Techniques in the Evaluation of Programs
- EDU 5301 Leadership Values, Decision Making & Multicultural Org.
- EDU 5471 Leadership in Instructional Supervision
- EDU 5551 Organization & Administrative Leadership in Higher Education
- EDU 5552 Issues and Problems in the Administration of Higher Education
- EDU 5632 Organization & Administration of Elem.& Sec. School Curricula
- EDU 5650 School Based Data Analysis
- EDU 5701 Curriculum and Teaching: Theories into Practice
- EDU 7411 Introduction to Designing Programs, Curriculum & Materials for the G & T
- EDU 7412 Teaching Creative Thinking & Problem Solving to G & T Students
- EDU 7413 Professional Collaboration and Leadership in Gifted Education
- EDU 7662 Issues in Educational Computing
- EDU 7669 Leadership in Technology II
- EDU 7715 Issues in Curriculum: Theory and Development
Students interested in certification must enroll in the appropriate program.
See advisor for details. Transfer credits may be accepted.
Program Contact
Dr. Barbara Cozza
Chair and ProfessorSullivan Hall Room 512
718-990-1569
[email protected]