Featured Courses & Summer Retreat

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Spring 2023 Featured Courses

Next semester, we’ll be offering the following featured courses: 

 

Elective Course – Online 

ENG 409a04 Using Techonology to Teach Writing in High/Middle Schools  (3 credits) 

with Dr. Joyce Walker

Synchronous Meetings (January 17 - May 6)
Tuesdays, 5:30 - 8:20 p.m. CST 

Note: Visiting students are welcome to enroll in these courses. Contact Dr. Danielle Lillge with questions, including how to register.

 

Core Courses – Online 

ENG 435 Critical Conversations in the Teaching of English (3 credits) 

Special Topic: "And smart, athletic language for this hour was not in the curriculum*": Teaching American Literature in 21st Century Secondary Classrooms

*from "Gay Chaps at the Bar" by Gwendolyn Brooks

with Dr. Maggie Morris Davis

Synchronous Meetings (January 23 - May 6)
Mondays, 5:30 - 8:20 p.m. CST 

Note: Visiting students are welcome to enroll in these courses. Contact Dr. Danielle Lillge with questions, including how to register.

 

ENG 438 Assessing and Analyzing Diverse Student Literacy Data (3 credits) 

with Dr. Danielle Lillge

Synchronous Meetings (January 18 - May 6)
Wednesdays, 5:30 - 8:20 p.m. CST 

Note: This course is for current program students who have completed prior prerequistite courses.

 

 

2023 Summer Retreat 

All students who are accepted into the Master’s of English Education program will join one another for the annual Summer Retreat.  

2023 Dates Forthcoming

Bloomington - Normal, Illinois 

Check back for exciting news about our featured English education scholar and weekend details.  

Students will be responsible for their own housing and meals.