Available Inquiry Seminars and Advanced Field Practicum

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Inquiry Seminars and Advanced Field Practicum for Students Enrolled in Selected M.Ed. Programs

Inquiry Seminars, a capstone option for many M.Ed. students, are group-based inquiries of topics within a given theme or topic determined by the professor. Often semester-length projects, they may take longer, depending upon the given inquiry.

In addition to the list below, flyer's for Inquiry Seminars are posted at each of the regional program centers. Students must complete a Capstone Intent Form and have them approved by the Program Centers and instructing faculty, before registering for the capstones.

Inquiry Seminars are available either online (OLC) or at the regional centers. Regardless of the center where students tend to take classes, the Inquiry Seminars are open to students attending any program center.

Which Inquiry Seminar Should You Take?

See the Attached Document that Lists Inquiry Seminars and Other Capstone Options Available for Each M.Ed. Program

Inquiry Seminars and Advanced Field Practicum Available During the Upcoming Semesters or Terms

Please see the list below for the available sections of EDUC 710, Advanced Field Practicum, a course required in many of the M.Ed. programs. While EDUC 710 is often integrated with the EDUC 788 Inquiry Seminar, it is not a requirement to do so. As such, students enrolled in those EDUC 788 seminars without the EDUC 710 may need to take it at some point before completing their programs (see the attached list of program requirements). Should a faculty member not be offering EDUC 710 with EDUC 788, a generic section of the course is offered each semester. Contact the instructor of the EDUC 710 class for more information.

Learn More About EDUC 710

Section of EDUC 710, Field Practicum in Education, Summer 2013

FACULTY	COURSE # AND SECTION	LOCATION	TITLE
Dr. Linda Billman	EDUC 710 OL1K	Online (OL) Course	Field Practicum in Education Please contact Professor

Inquiry Seminars Available Summer 2013

FACULTY	COURSE # AND SECTION	LOCATION(S)	TITLE
Dr. Penny Arnold	EDUC 788 & EDUC 710 (ACA, SKA, LCA, CTA, CCA)	Ashland, Stark, Elyria, Columbus, Cleveland	Character Matters, Especially in your own classroom
Dr. Cathryn Chappell	EDUC 788 CTB & EDUC 710 CTB	Columbus	Reflective Practice-Columbus Metropolitan Library
Dr. Stephen Denney	EDIS 788 LCC	Elyria	Self-Determination: An Inclusive Practice
Dr. Louise Fleming	EDUC 788 LCD	Elyria	Place-Based Education Building Communities for Children and Adults
Dr. Rosaire Ifedi	EDUC 788 CTE	Columbus	Global Perspectives in Education
Dr. James Lifer	EDUC 788 ACF and EDUC 788 CTF	Ashland and Columbus	Partnerships - School / Family / Community
Dr. Deanna Romano	EDUC 788 OLG   [Session K]	On-line course	How Do I Teach Creativity and Innovation?
Dr. Robert Thiede	EDAD 788 - Only EDAD students (ACA, SKA, LCA, CTA, CCA)	Ashland, Stark, Elyria, Columbus, Cleveland	Leading School Improvement