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May 04, 2024
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2008-2009 Graduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Physical Education [PEC] M.S.Ed.
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Students must take PED 610 and PED 611 before applying for candidacy and should apply for candidacy as soon as they are eligible. Application for the degree should be at the beginning of the final course requirements. A maximum of six approved graduate credit hours may be transferred. Students may take up to nine credit hours of electives outside of physical education. All electives must be approved by the coordinator of graduate programs in physical education.
Admission Requirements
In addition to meeting the requirements for admission to a degree program stated in this catalog, the applicant for enrollment in the program leading to a M.S.Ed. in Physical Education should submit the following:
1. An application for admission to graduate study along with the $65. application fee.
2. Official transcripts documenting a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in a physical education teacher certification program.
3. A minimum of a 2.5 overall undergraduate grade-point average or a 2.8 grade-point average in the physical education major.
4. A Graduate Record Exam score (General Test). Students with an overall undergraduate GPA of 3.0 and above are exempt from this requirement.
5. A current teaching certificate in physical education.
6. A SUNY Cortland Teacher Education Program application.
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A. All students must take the physical education degree core of six credit hours:
Note: Students electing the coaching pedagogy concentration will be taking these courses via the Web-based/Web-assisted format.B. Concentrations
Students in the M.S.Ed. program must select one of the following concentrations: Curriculum and Instruction, Adapted Physical Education or Coaching Pedagogy. The requirements for each concentration are listed below. C. Electives
All other elective courses by advisement for curriculum and instruction, and adapted physical education concentrations. D. Culminating Experience: Three or Six credit hours
The culminating experience for the M.S.Ed. for curriculum and instruction, and adapted physical education concentrations may be selected form the following: Curriculum and Instruction Concentration [CURR]
The purpose of this concentration is to prepare master teachers who have the corresponding awareness, knowledge and skills required to create curricula that meet current New York State and national standards and with the ability to assess these standards. Curriculum and Instruction Core: Nine credit hours
Speciality Electives: Minimum of six credit hours
Adapted Physical Education Concentration [ADPE]
The purpose of this concentration is to prepare master teachers with special expertise in adapted physical education consistent with curricula that meet current New York State and national standards and with the ability to assess these standards. Adapted Physical Education Core: 12 credit hours
Adapted Specialty Electives: Minimum of three credit hours
Coaching Pedagogy Concentration [COAP]
The purpose of this concentration is to provide graduate students with abilities and knowledge that apply especially to coaching but also to teaching physical education. An emphasis is placed on applying current technology to coaching, teaching and research methodologies. This program is offered over three summer sessions as a residency-based online program that includes online preparation followed by in-class course work on campus. Additional Requirements
Additional requirements for the M.S.Ed. may be determined by the Physical Education Department and must be ascertained by the student in consultation with the department’s graduate coordinator.Total Credit Hours Required: 30
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