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Department of Children English Education
INTRODUCTION
Department of Children English Education was
established in August, 2000, in order to train
nation’s most celebrated English teachers at the
elementary school and pre-school levels in Taiwan..
After the program was developed, we started to
promote children’s English education and related
research aggressively, to investigate our present
situation of English teaching in elementary schools
and present the research results to the Ministry of
Education to make policy-making reference and hope
that such an action will improve our present
elementary school English education and expect it to
become the motivation for reform. The undergraduate
united with graduate school of children’s English
education founded in 1999 for further function of
the school. Because our department enthusiastically
holds various activities and promotes for
international academic exchanges and cooperation, we
became the training center of children educators.
Recently, we also added various other courses in
addition to our teacher’s training program due to
the needs from social change and the requests from
students so that students will be equipped with the
skills for their future.
Furthermore, CEE frequently sponsors lectures,
seminars and workshops with foreign universities and
invites renowned scholars to give keynote speeches.
Students are encouraged to conduct international
contacts and to expand their global views.
OBJECTIVES
The objectives of CEE are to cultivate
qualified competent English teachers for primary
schools & preschools in Taiwan. In pursuance of this
mission shall endeavor
I. to assist students in acquainting themselves
with professional knowledge of children English
education.
II. to instruct students to possess themselves
with the instructional techniques in children
English education.
III. to cultivate students’ confidence and
teaching enthusiasm of engaging in children English
education.
IV. to lead students to be engaged in the
studies of children English education independently.
COURSE
DOMAINS
Our programs are divided into three fields:
general, professional and expertise, which will help
fulfill the task of being competent elementary
school English teachers. The goal set up for the
general field is to cultivate and establish
extensive knowledge, which functions as the
preparation for the professional and expertise
fields.
Professional field aims at developing teachers’
knowledge, techniques and professional spirit
required for educators.
Expertise field focuses on augmenting and
promoting advanced know–how toward English
instruction.
Our
courses contain 16 credit hours of core courses
(Introduction to English Linguistics, Introduction
to Western Children's Literature, English Language
Assessment, Language Acquisition, Teaching Materials
and Methodology for Elementary School English
Education for a total of five categories) and hours
of elective courses in four areas: English
Proficiency, Linguistics, Literature and English Teaching. In order to enable each student to have
multiple career opportunities, CEE also offers
“English Secretaries Program.”
In addition, students are encouraged to take
any electives off-campus by their interests so that
students can develop their future professional
skill, engaged in elementary school English
teaching, or any other work that match their
interests.
Only in CEE can students learn to be a
competent English teacher and only in CEE can
students realize the appropriate way to guide and to
educate elementary school students.
COURSE
STRUCTURE
The requirements are described below:
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I. General
Requirements:
28 credit hours of Common courses
(including PE, Service, and English
proficiency improvement), Fundamental
courses and Other college courses (6 from
each college).
II. Other
Requirements:
20 credit hours of other courses
provided by other educational departments at
NTUE, as well as by other domestic
universities or international universities
◎ Note: the credit hours from common
courses will not be awarded in elective
courses.
III. Educational
Specialization:
40
credit hours of Education Specialization
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COURSE SCHEDULE
Undergraduate Course Structure and Course List
CONTACT US
Tel: 886-2-27321104 ext. 2141
E-mail:
zoe@tea.ntue.edu.tw
http://s21.ntue.edu.tw/
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Master’s Program in
English Education |
INTRODUCTION
Our master’s program was called the Graduate
School of Children English Education, and it was
founded in August, 1998. In 1999, we started to
accept applications for graduate classes. Our
program was the first department to cultivate
educators and researchers specialized in children’s
English education as the major goal. In August,
2005, the name was changed to Master’s Program in
Children English Education due to the reform of the
colleges. And again in 2009 the department decided
to expand the curriculum thus the program is now
called the Master’s Program in English Education
OBJECTIVES
I. Raise the Elementary School’s English
teachers’ professional knowledge
II.
Develop researchers in Children’s English Education
III.
Cultivate leaders and decision-makers for Elementary
School’s English Education
COURSE
DOMAINS
Graduates from our master’s program can choose
to be elementary school English teachers. For those
students who do not have a teacher’s training
background can take the elementary school education
curriculum alongside the graduate program. Other
than English teachers, our graduates can also
consider the positions of instructors in teachers’
training program, decision-makers in English
Education Policy, or PhD. degree candidates in
domestic or foreign institutes.
We have a fully equipped facility and a group
of highly qualified instructors. In order to achieve
high academic qualities, we held numerous seminars
and conferences periodically. Our future perspective
is to continue our practice and research in all
English education related subjects, and interact
actively with our international sister universities
to explore in new fields. We will also actively seek
out possible PhD degree programs, and promote our
academic achievements internationally.
COURSE
STRUCTURE
I. Department Requirements: 15 credit
hours (include thesis)
II. Department Electives : 22 credit hours
III. 9 credit hours within elective courses
are open to students to take from different classes,
departments, and schools.
IV. A minimum of 37 credit hours for degree
completion.
COURSE
SCHEDULE
Graduate Course Structure and Course List
CONTACT
US
Tel: 886-2-27321104 ext. 2142
E-mail:
cee@tea.ntue.edu.tw
http://s16.ntue.edu.tw/
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