Family and Consumer Sciences, MAEd

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This program is designed for individuals who already hold a North Carolina teaching license. The curriculum is designed to help teachers achieve goals and develop advanced competencies in professional education, family and consumer sciences subject matter, and interpersonal relationships. The desired outcome is to help teachers develop the skills to become leaders in the field of family and consumer sciences. The program requires a minimum of 39 credit hours as specified below.

Required core courses - 12 s.h.

Research, Trends, and Issues Competency Area - 3 s.h.:

Diverse Learner Competency Area - 6 s.h.:

Effective Communication and Leadership Competency Area - 3 s.h.:

Family and consumer sciences education - 27 s.h.

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The final product is an action research project that is planned in CDFR 6990 and implemented in CDFR 6991 with an oral presentation to the graduate committee.