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provided in a public school setting and require attendance beginning at 4:00
          p.m. on scheduled dates.

          EDUC   751    SEMINAR IN READING
          Former course number   551
          Prerequisites: Completion of 30 semester
          hours of the reading program
          Credits: 3
          This seminar is designed to assist students in the completion of a research
          paper based on the student's research in relation to extensive studies in
          reading and reading education. This course must be taken during the last
          semester of the degree program.

          EDUC   769    PRACTICUM IN SECONDARY EDUCATION
          Former course number   569
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          To provide an opportunity for students to place the theory of secondary
          education into practice in a supervised atmosphere, students will be placed in
          settings that differ from their previous experiences. This course must be taken
          during the last six hours of the degree program.
          EDUC    799     MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING COMPREHENSIVE
          Prerequisites:  Advancement to Candidacy, Completion of all prerequisites,
          resolution of all Incomplete grades
          Credits: 0
          The comprehensive examination is a comprehensive test on the core concepts
          and issues within the discipline.  The examination is a three-hour test
          administered by the Graduate School.

          EDUC    806      SUPERVISED INTERNSHIP II (Practicum Field Experience, Part II)
          Former course number   606
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 6
          Supervised Internship II provides an on-site, supervised instructional
          experience within the public school setting under the leadership of an
          appropriate, competent professional.  Supervised practice and learning
          experiences are included to enable the aspiring teacher to teach, consolidate
          knowledge, observe others at work, apply skills and techniques, and construct a
          philosophy of teaching.  This course makes provisions for practicum
          experiences for students in K-6 and 7-12 settings according to the students’
          needs.  The student in Supervised Internship II will be expected to complete a

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