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ENGLISH course for Teacher Endorsement - Upper Level - yokopilar - 02-11-2014
Yikes.. I thought I had this all taken care of. Turns out that all the courses I have taken are for Reading.. not for English endorsement on my Teaching Certificate. I am in a rush to find 3 upper level ENGLISH courses to take. I can take all three at once. I checked CLEP and there are exams but I have totally forgotten how the process works... and as I recall they count as under grad credit. What a mess and bind I have myself in. BUT I know that the great gang here will know what to do. I still rave about this board and how it made all the difference when I had to jam out a second BA to get into my Masters program! Thanks in advance !
ENGLISH course for Teacher Endorsement - Upper Level - KayV - 02-11-2014
Fresno Pacific University has graduate level courses for teachers that are prefixed with LIT and ELA.
https://ce.fresno.edu/cpd/courses/
Good luck!
ENGLISH course for Teacher Endorsement - Upper Level - sanantone - 02-11-2014
I don't think any school is going to give you any UL credits for the literature CLEPs.
These are graduate-level courses.
Literature | ACT Program
These are also graduate-level courses, but I don't know if any of these will count as English or literature.
Online Continuing Education Courses for Teachers : CEUs, PLUs, Undergraduate, Graduate, Distance Learning for Educators : VESi
More graduate-level courses.
Course Catalog : PBS TeacherLine
Annenberg Learner: Graduate Credit
ENGLISH course for Teacher Endorsement - Upper Level - DSH2007 - 02-11-2014
I'm not familiar with courses specifically for teacher endorsement, but BYU has a number of self-paced UL English courses, including ENGL 313: EXPOSITORY WRITING FOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJORS.
Also, Adams State University and Western Washington University have UL English courses that are self-paced with rolling enrollment (I'm taking a writing course at WWU now).
I hope this is helpful... good luck!