Updated 6/28/07
The University of Houston Master of Education
in Teaching with an emphasis in the Health Sciences is
designed to meet the needs of the medical educator who
is seeking to increase his or her instructional effectiveness.
The degree is granted through the Department of Curriculum
and Instruction in the School of Education. This 36 semester
hour curriculum is normally completed in two years, but
students may take up to 5 years to complete the coursework.
Courses will be taught in the Medical Center or on-line
via the Internet. Course content will emphasize applications
in the health venue settings. Up to 9 semester hours (with
the approval of the advisor and the associate dean for
graduate studies) of transfer credit can be accepted.
Participants may choose to emphasize instruction,
educational research, or instructional technology.
The applicant will be expected to meet
the admissions requirements for the College of Education
graduate study as specified in the current issue of the
University of Houston Catalog.
For more information contact:
Baylor College of
Medicine - Dr. Nancy Searle, nsearle@bcm.tmc.edu,
713-798-7760;
The University of
Texas Medical School at Houston - Dr. Allison
R. Ownby,
Allison.R.Ownby@uth.tmc.edu,
713-500-5105.
The University of Texas
Dental Branch at Houston - Dr. Paula O'Neill, Paula.N.ONeill@uth.tmc.edu,
713-500-4292.
Core Courses:
CUIN
6360 -
Principles of Curriculum Development - Principles
of curriculum and organization and the selection and evaluation
of instructional materials.
EPSY
6300
- Introduction of Educational and Psychological Measurement
- Construction, usage, and interpretation of teacher-made
and standardized testing instruments; consideration of
reliability, validity, and processes of educational evaluation.
EPSY
6340 -
Principles of Human Learning - An introduction
to the learning process; principles considered include
acquisition and transfer, retention, motivation and mediation
and their relation to the school environment.
Major:
CUIN
6345
- Integrating Technology into the Curriculum
- Focuses on the practical integration of technology into
the curriculum. Appropriate uses of technology and software
will be examined and developed..
CUIN
6371 - Models of Teaching
- Empirical and theoretical examination of models of teaching
based upon studies of teacher roles and role behaviors.
CUIN
7373 - Generic
Teaching Strategies - Detailed examination
of teaching strategies that are empirically
determined to underlie
various teacher-learning situations.
CUIN
6373 -
Instructional Design - Study and application
of a systems approach to the design of instruction.
CUIN
7378 -
Instructional Evaluation - Development of understanding
and skills for evaluation of student progress, student
achievement, and instructional effectiveness.
CUIN
7392 - Internship
- Part or fulltime experiences in educational
situations, in which all participants work at a high level
of independence and usually in a role for which they are
being prepared.
Electives (Research
Emphasis):
CUIN
6397 - Educational Research - Consideration
of various inquiry strategies and associated research
methods.
CUIN
6397 - Statistical Analyses
- Basic descriptive and inferential statistical analyses
and their application in educational research.
CUIN
6398 - Special Problems (Educational Research)
- Development of an educational research project.
Electives (Instructional
Technology):
CUIN
6397 - Technology Integration in Instruction
- Study and application of theories and processes for
the improvement of the integration of technology in instruction.
CUIN
7360 - Curriculum Theory - Problems
in curriculum theory, including the role of the teacher
in the curriculum, problems of curriculum design and interrelationships
between current issues in curriculum and societal forces.
CUIN
6398 - Special Problems (Instructional Technology)
- Development of a project in instructional technology.
Further information
may be gathered from the University of Houston College
of Education Web Site: http://www.coe.uh.edu.
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