Department of Reading and Language Arts

The Reading and Language Arts Department offers courses in reading, language arts, digital literacies and learning and children’s literature at the undergraduate level for students pursuing a career in teaching. For detailed information and the program requirements, please see the Elementary Education, Bachelor of Science degree program section of the academic catalog.

The department also offers a master’s degree program in reading and language arts, post-master’s certificate programs in the K-12 reading specialist endorsements, and a doctor of philosophy degree in literacy, culture, and language.

Schedule of classes

Specific offerings for each semester may be found in the Schedule of Classe s.

Courses

DLL 4196 - Digital Technologies in the Elementary Classroom
DLL 4197 - Digital Technologies in the Secondary Classroom
DLL 4399 - Secondary Education- Uses of Computers and Related Technologies
DLL 4464 - Applying Digital Technologies to Issues of Practice
DLL 4996 - Independent Study in Digital Literacies and Learning
DLL 4998 - Final Project in Digital Literacies and Learning
RDG 2200 - Literature for Children
RDG 3134 - Teaching Writing in the Elementary and Secondary School
RDG 3200 - Emergent Literacy
RDG 3231 - Teaching of Reading
RDG 3233 - Teaching the Language Arts
RDG 3250 - Beginning Literacy
RDG 4200 - Almost Fluent and Fluent Literacy
RDG 4214 - Reading Appraisal in the Elementary Classroom
RDG 4238 - Disciplinary Literacies
RDG 4533 - Literature for Middle and High School Readers
RDG 4909 - Special Topics
RDG 4996 - Independent Study and Research

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