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Multicultural Education

Professional Studies Building,  Rm. 209
201-200-3380

Dr. J. Alexis Kim, Chairperson

Dr. Donna Farina
Dr. Alene Graham
Dr. John Klosek
Dr. Mihri Napoliello
Dr. Elba Herrero
Dr. Vesna Radanovic-Kocic


The Department of Multicultural Education is an academic department that prepares teachers for careers in bilingual, multicultural settings. Multicultural education recognizes and supports different perceptions of the universe as equally valid; enables teachers to clarify their values and perceive their attitudes and stereotypes about other groups of people; and develops respect for linguistic and cultural differences. Note: New students should call the department for an appointment for advisement.

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
It is a New Jersey State requirement that all candidates seeking ESL certification must be tested in oral and written English language proficiency. Candidates seeking Bilingual/Bicultural endorsement must be tested in oral and written English language proficiency, and in oral/written second language proficiency. Tests are given by the American Council of Teachers of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).  The Department requires you to take all the tests within the first 12 credits of your coursework.  The tests are arranged by the University Testing Center and can be scheduled by contacting the ACTFL language Proficiency Assessment Coordinator, Ms. Sasha Guios at (201) 200-3305.

MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN EDUCATION
DEGREE PROGRAM OPTIONS

The Master of Arts in Urban Education may be taken with any one of the following specializations:

English as a Second Language
English as a Second Language, with or without ESL teacher certification, for students with or without a previous teaching certification (see below)

Bilingual/Bicultural Education (see below)

Certification Only
The following certification only programs are offered.
  1. English as a Second Language for students already holding a standard teaching certification
  2. English as a Second Language for students not already holding a standard teaching certification
  3. bilingual/Bicultural Teacher Certification for students already holding a standard teaching certification

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CERTIFICATION
For students already holding a teaching certification

Program Requirements (24 credits)
Phase I: 12 credits

Code Title
Credits
MCC 627 Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of LEP Students
3
MCC 600 General Linguistics and Multicultural Education (MCC 600 is a pre-requisite to MCC 604)
3
MCC 611 Theories of Language Teaching
2
MCC 612

Observation of ESL (MCC 611 and MCC 612 must be taken together)

1
MCC 635

Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners (Other literacy courses may be substituted)

3

Phase II: 12 credits
Code Title
Credits
MCC 655

Methods of Teaching ESL (MCC 655 is a pre-requisite to MCC 617)

3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3
MCC 604 Phonology and Structure of American English
3
MCC 617

Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education

3

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CERTIFICATION
For students not already holding a teaching certification

Program Requirements (36 credits)
Phase I: 12 credits

Code Title Credits
MCC 627 Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of LEP Students
3
MCC 600

General Linguistics and Multicultural Education (MCC 600 is a pre-requisite to MCC 604)

3
MCC 611 Theories of Language Teaching
2
MCC 612

Observation of ESL (MCC 611 and MCC 612 must be taken together)

1
MCC 635 Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners
3

Phase II: 12 credits
MCC 655

Methods of Teaching ESL (MCC 655 is a pre-requisite to MCC 617)

3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3
MCC 604 Phonology and Structure of American English
3
MCC 617 Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education
3

Professional Education Courses: 12 credits
EDU 628 Learning and Motivation 3
MCC 618 Human Relations and Multicultural Education 3
MCC 660 Internship in ESL 5
MCC 661

Seminar in ESL (MCC 660 and MCC 661 must be taken together)

1

MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN EDUCATION—ESL SPECIALIZATION
No teaching certification program with this option
Program Requirements (42 credits)

Required Courses
Phase I: 12 credits
Code Title
Credits
MCC 627 Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of LEP Students
3
MCC 600

General Linguistics and Multicultural Education (MCC 600 is a pre-requisite to MCC 604)

3
MCC 611 Theories of Language Teaching
3
MCC 612

Observation of ESL (MCC 611 and MCC 612 must be taken together)

1
MCC 635

Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners (Other literacy courses may be substituted)

3


Phase II: 9 credits

MCC 655 Methods of Teaching ESL
3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3
MCC 604 Phonology and Structure of American English
3


Research Courses: 6 credits

MCC 626 Survey and Development of ESL Materials
3
MCC 650 Research in Urban Education: ESL/bilingual Tracks
3


Elective Courses: 15 credits

MCC 605 Introduction to Bilingual/Multicultural Education
3
MCC 607 Theory and Practice of Teaching the Bilingual Child in the Content Areas
3
MCC 608 Language, Culture and Communication
3
MCC 609 Multicultural Education and Psycholinguistics
3
MCC 610 Multicultural Education and Sociolinguistics
3
MCC 617 Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education
3
MCC 618 Human Relations and Multicultural Education
3
MCC 619 Americans in the World community
3
MCC 621 Multicultural Values in the Urban Community
3
MCC 623 Contemporary Issues in Bilingual Curriculum Development
3
MCC 628 Approaches to Teaching English Writing Skills to ESL and Bilingual Students
3
MCC 631 Teaching the Culture of the USA to ESL Students in Higher Education
3
MCC 632 Fieldwork in ESL Programs for College Students
3
MCC 633 Teaching ESL in Higher Education
3
MCC 634 Assessment and Evaluation for ESL Learners
3

MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN EDUCATION - ESL SPECIALIZATION- AND ESL TEACHER CERTIFICATION
For students not already holding a teaching certificate

Program Requirements (42 credits)
Phase I: 12 credits
Code Title
Credits
MCC 627 Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of LEP Students
3
MCC 600

General Linguistics and Multicultural Education (MCC 600 is a pre-requisite to MCC 604)

3
MCC 611 Theories of Language Teaching
2
MCC 612

Observation of ESL (MCC 611 and MCC 612 must be taken together)

1
MCC 635

Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners (Other literacy courses may be substituted)

3


Phase II: 12 credits

MCC 655

Methods of Teaching ESL (MCC 655 is a pre-requisite to MCC 617)

3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3
MCC 604 Phonology and Structure of American English
3
MCC 617 Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education
3

Professional Education Courses: 12 credits
EDU 628 Learning and Motivation
3
MCC 618 Human Relations and Multicultural Education
3
MCC 660 Internship in ESL
5
MCC 661

Seminar in ESL (MCC 660 and MCC 661 must be taken together)

1


Research Courses: 6 credits

MCC 626

Survey and Development of ESL Materials

3
MCC 650 Research in Urban Education: ESL/bilingual Tracks
3

MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN EDUCATION - ESL SPECIALIZATION - AND ESL TEACHER CERTIFICATION
For students already holding another teaching certificate
Program Requirements (42 credits)

Required courses:
Phase I: 12 credits

Code Title
Credits
MCC 627 Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of LEP Students
3
MCC 600

General Linguistics and Multicultural Education (MCC 600 is a pre-requisite to MCC 604)

3
MCC 611 Theories of Language Teaching
2
MCC 612

Observation of ESL (MCC 611 and MCC 612 must be taken together)

1
MCC 635

Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners (Other literacy courses may be substituted)

3


Phase II: 12 credits

MCC 655 Methods of Teaching ESL
3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3
MCC 604 Phonology and Structure of American English
3
MCC 617 Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education
3

Research Courses: 6 credits
MCC 626 Survey and Development of ESL Materials
3
MCC 650 Research in Urban Education: ESL/bilingual Tracks
3

Elective Courses: 12 credits
MCC 605 Introduction to Bilingual/Multicultural Education
3
MCC 607

Theory and Practice of Teaching the Bilingual Child in the Content Areas

3
MCC 608 Language, Culture and Communication
3
MCC 609 Multicultural Education and Psycholinguistics
3
MCC 610 Multicultural Education and Sociolinguistics
3
MCC 618 Human Relations and Multicultural Education
3
MCC 619 Americans in the World community
3
MCC 621 Multicultural Values in the Urban Community
3
MCC 623 Contemporary Issues in Bilingual Curriculum Development
3
MCC 628 Approaches to Teaching English Writing Skills to ESL and Bilingual Students
3
MCC 631 Teaching the Culture of the USA to ESL Students in Higher Education
3
MCC 632 Fieldwork in ESL Programs for College Students
3
MCC 633 Teaching ESL in Higher Education
3
MCC 634 Assessment and Evaluation for ESL Learners
3

BILINGUAL/BICULTURAL TEACHER CERTIFICATION
Only for students already holding a standard NJ teaching certification

Program Requirements (21 credits)
Phase I: 9 credits
Code Title
Credits
MCC 627 Historical & Cultural Background LEP Students
3
MCC 605 Introduction to Bilingual/Multicultural Education
3
MCC 635

Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners (Other literacy courses may be substituted)

3


Phase II: 12 credits

MCC 655

Methods of Teaching ESL (MCC 655 is a pre-requisite to MCC 617)

3
MCC 607 Theory and Practice of Teaching the Bilingual Child in the Content Areas
3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3
MCC 617 Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education
3

MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN EDUCATION – BILINGUAL/BICULTURAL SPECIALIZATION
For students not seeking Bilingual/Bicultural Certification
Program Requirements (42 credits)

Required Courses
Phase I: 9 credits

Code Title
Credits
MCC 627 Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of LEP Students
3
MCC 605 Introduction to Bilingual/Multicultural Education
3
MCC 635

Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners (Other literacy courses may be substituted)

3


Phase II: 9 credits

MCC 655

Methods of Teaching ESL (MCC 655 is a pre-requisite to MCC 617)

3
MCC 607 Theory and Practice of Teaching the Bilingual Child in the Content Areas
3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3

Research Courses: 6 credits
MCC 623 Contemporary Issues in Bilingual Curriculum Development
3
MCC 650 Research in Urban Education: ESL/bilingual Tracks
3

Elective Courses: 18 credits
MCC 600 General Linguistics and Multicultural Education
3
MCC 604 Phonology and Structure of American English
3
MCC 608 Language, Culture and Communication
3
MCC 609 Multicultural Education and Psycholinguistics
3
MCC 610 Multicultural Education and Sociolinguistics
3
MCC 611 Theories of Language Teaching
2
MCC 612

Observation of ESL (MCC 611 and MCC 612 must be taken together)

1
MCC 617 Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education
3
MCC 618 Human Relations and Multicultural Education
3
MCC 619 Americans in the World community
3
MCC 621 Multicultural Values in the Urban Community
3
MCC 626 Survey and Development of ESL Materials
3
MCC 628 Approaches to Teaching English Writing Skills to ESL and Bilingual Students
3
MCC 631 Teaching the Culture of the USA to ESL Students in Higher Education
3
MCC 632 Fieldwork in ESL Programs for College Students
3
MCC 633 Teaching ESL in Higher Education
3
MCC 634 Assessment and Evaluation for ESL Learners
3

MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN EDUCATION – BILINGUAL/BICULTURAL SPECIALIZATION
For students seeking Bilingual/Bicultural Certification and already holding another standard NJ teaching certificate

Program Requirements (42 credits)
Required Courses
Phase I: 9 credits

Code Title
Credits
MCC 627 Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of LEP Students
3
MCC 605 Introduction to Bilingual/Multicultural Education
3
MCC 635

Effective Literacy Teaching for English Language Learners (Other literacy courses may be substituted)

3


Phase II: 12 credits

MCC 655

Methods of Teaching ESL (MCC 655 is a pre-requisite to MCC 617)

3
MCC 607 Theory and Practice of Teaching the Bilingual Child in the Content Areas
3
MCC 603 Applied Linguistics with Emphasis on Second Language Experience
3
MCC 617 Field Experience in ESL/Bilingual Education
3

Research Courses: 6 credits
MCC 623 Contemporary Issues in Bilingual Curriculum Development
3
MCC 650 Research in Urban Education: ESL/bilingual Tracks
3

Elective Courses: 15 credits
MCC 600 General Linguistics and Multicultural Education
3
MCC 604 Phonology and Structure of American English
3
MCC 608 Language, Culture and Communication
3
MCC 609 Multicultural Education and Psycholinguistics
3
MCC 610 Multicultural Education and Sociolinguistics
3
MCC 611 Theories of Language Teaching
2
MCC 612

Observation of ESL (MCC 611 and MCC 612 must be taken together)

1
MCC 618 Human Relations and Multicultural Education
3
MCC 619 Americans in the World community
3
MCC 621 Multicultural Values in the Urban Community
3
MCC 626 Survey and Development of ESL Materials
3
MCC 628 Approaches to Teaching English Writing Skills to ESL and Bilingual Students
3
MCC 631 Teaching the Culture of the USA to ESL Students in Higher Education
3
MCC 632 Fieldwork in ESL Programs for College Students
3
MCC 633 Teaching ESL in Higher Education
3
MCC 634 Assessment and Evaluation for ESL Learners
3




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