- Barry University
- School of Education
- Graduate Reading Endorsement
- Reading Endorsement
Just 5 courses provide the state-mandated requirements you need to add the reading endorsement to your credentials.
Why this program?
Graduate Reading Endorsement
Designed for certified teachers who wish to meet state reading requirements quickly and inexpensively, Barry University’s Graduate Reading Endorsement enhances your existing teaching credentials, expands your career potential, and provides you with the critical skills to assist students who are struggling with reading. Through the Graduate Reading Endorsement program, you will:
Aspiring and veteran educators consistently choose Barry University’s Adrian Dominican School of Education to increase their experience and develop their skills for a number of reasons, including:
Expert Faculty
Our full-time instructors present evidence-based practices for teaching and learning strategies.
Small Classes
Every course allows for one-on-one attention from a dedicated instructor.
State-Approved Programming
Upon completion, you are eligible for the State of Florida Reading Endorsement.
Flexible Delivery for Working Professionals
Courses are offered online, on campus, and even a hybrid of both!
Peer-Supported Learning
Earn your Reading Endorsement alongside a cohort of motivated, caring educators.
Fast-Track to Your Goals
Successfully complete the program in as little as 2.5 semesters!
What can you do with the Reading Endorsement?
There are many ways a Reading Endorsement can propel your career and help you create positive change as a Florida educator. Here are just a few:
Surveys the knowledge and research-based teaching strategies necessary to understand the nature of reading and the basic principles of reading instruction with a focus on phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension, and their integration. Field experience required.
Assists elementary and secondary classroom teachers with research-based reading and study skill strategies as they apply to the subject areas in their curriculum. Projects involving the use of differentiated lessons planning, practice and demonstration activities, and informal screening devices will be designed for specific content areas in the classroom. Field experience required.
Using research, the course focuses on the diagnosis of reading difficulties. It includes the administration, interpretation, and use of informal assessment data to impact, prescribe, and plan for differentiated instruction. Prerequisite: EDU 567 or equivalent. Field experience required.
Utilizes research-based classroom instructional methods, materials, and differentiated strategies based on informal assessment for use in correcting reading difficulties with students in the K–12 classroom. Prerequisite: EDU 567 and 584 or equivalent. Field experience required.
Provides a supervised practicum which focuses on educators using research-based literacy techniques, assessments and differentiated methodology for working with and coaching students, educators, administrators, other teachers, and community members. Prerequisite: Completion of all required graduate Reading Endorsement courses (EDU 567, 568, 584, and 590).
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FAQs
A minimum of 2.5 semesters
15
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