Master of Science in Teaching (MoST)

Master of Science in Teaching (MoST)

Master of Science Degree in Teaching
Elementary and Secondary Emphasis

Webb City MoST Program

Academic Advisor:

Dr. Howard R. Smith
Phone: 620/235-4494
E-mail - hsmith@pittstate.edu

Courses are traditionally held on Wednesday evenings from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Southwest Center located at 528 Ellis St. in Webb City, MO. The MoST program does offer some courses on the Pittsburg State University campus, but the majority are held in Carthage.

Program Description

The MoST program of study leads to the Master of Science Degree with a major in teaching with an emphasis in elementary (grades K-9) or secondary (grades 7-12). For specific program entrance requirements contact the Department of Curriculum of Instruction or the program advisor Dr. Howard Smith.

Degree Sequence

*Note: Students may start the program independent of the sequence with permission of the academic advisor.

 

Elementary Emphasis Secondary Emphasis
Fall 2008 CURIN 878 Assessment for Effective Teaching CURIN 878 Assess for Effective Teaching
Spring 2009 CURIN 843 Trends and Issues CURIN 843 Trends and Issues
CURIN 854 Adv. Methods and  CURIN 854 Adv. Methods and 
  Instructional Materials for English   Instructional Materials for English
Summer 2009 PSYCH 759 Adv. Developmental Psych PSYCH 759 Adv. Developmental Psych
CURIN 891 Methods and Research CURIN 891 Methods and Research
CURIN 840 Seminar: Positive Classroom Disc. CURIN 840 Seminar: Positive Classroom Inst.
Fall 2009 CURIN 870 Developmental Reading Instruction CURIN  720 Content Lit for Middle/Sec Teach
Spring 2010 CURIN 850 Current Teaching Practices CURIN 850 Current Teaching Practices
Summer 2010 SSLS 732 Integrating Tech into Education SSLS 732 Integrating Tech into Education
CURIN 840 Seminar: Pos Classroom Inst. CURIN 840 Seminar Pos. Classroom Discipline
CURIN 840 Seminar: Expectations-Chal- CURIN 840 Seminar: Expectations-Chal-
  lenges in Education   lenges in Education