Graduate School Teacher Ed lcteach Language and Literacy Program
 



Language and Literacy Program : Reading Endorsement

Reading Circle

Program Details

Total credit hours 14 - 15, Part time
Start time is on going
Off-campus (district-affiliated) options available? Yes

Lewis & Clark’s Language and Literacy Program applies a dynamic view of literacy to reading and writing instruction in the schools. Our course of study builds on the belief that language, in all its richness of form and function, is the foundation from which effective literacy evolves. The program’s theoretical base owes much to the work of Nancie Atwell, Donald Graves, Ellin Keene, Louise Rosenblatt, Frank Smith, and others who maintain that reading, writing, listening, and speaking are all language processes. We take an integrated and holistic approach to the teaching of these skills.

The courses in the Language and Literacy Program lead to a Reading Endorsement, allowing candidates to teach reading at all four levels of licensure (early childhood, elementary, middle, and high school). The program requires 14-15 semester hours of credit and averages 18 months of part-time study.

Reading Program Information

Applying to the Program

What to Expect

Program of Study

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"I learned new practical elements for my practice and have a deeper awareness of my own reading."
- K-12 teacher and program graduate


Reading Endorsement Faculty

Ruth Shagoury
(on sabbatical 08-09)


Andie Cunningham



Courses

Reading Endorsement Courses

Graduate Summer Studies Program


For information regarding off-campus offerings, visit the District-Affiliated Programs site.