Course Rotation for the Library Media Specialist Endorsement Program
Master's Degree Core Courses
| |
FALL |
SPRING |
SUMMER |
Credit Hours |
| AEP 800: Utilization of Technology in Classrooms |
Online |
Online |
Online: June |
3 |
| AEP 803 Educational Research |
Online |
Online |
Online: June or July
|
3 |
| AEP 855 Educational Leadership |
Online |
Online |
Online: July |
3 |
| AEP 858 Data Analysis and Assessment |
|
Online |
Online: June |
3 |
| AEP 867 Instructional Design & Assessment |
Online |
Online |
|
3 |
| AEP 880 Cultural Diversity |
Online |
Online |
Online: June or July |
3 |
Emphasis/Endorsement Courses for Library Media Specialist
| |
FALL |
SPRING |
SUMMER |
Credit Hours |
| LIBR 852 Selection of School Library Media Materials |
Online |
|
|
3 |
| LIBR 853 Reference Retrieval |
|
Online |
|
3 |
| MIT 805 Instructional Technology Theory and Practice |
Online |
Online |
|
3 |
| LIBR 857 School Library Media Administration |
|
|
Online: June-July |
3 |
| LIBR 859 Library Media Supervised Practice (Practicum) |
Online |
Online |
|
3 |
| READ 861 Advanced Literature for Children & Young Adults |
|
|
Online: June-July |
3 |
Applicants for a library media specialist endorsement must hold a current valid professional teaching license, a master's degree, and complete the above 6 graduate courses (18 credit hours), with a minimum 3.25 cumulative GPA in graduate coursework. In order to meet Kansas State Department of Education licensure guidelines, Library Media Specialist candidates must complete a master's degree before applying for an initial school specialist license and a district administered mentorship before applying for a professional school specialist license