COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Educational Research and Evaluation
Address : Box 23304, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00931-3304
Telephone :
(787) 764-2205; (787) 764-0000, exts. 2607, 2605
Fax : (787) 772-1436; (787) 763-4130
E-mail : http://ege.uprrp.edu
DEGREE OFFERED
Master of Education (MEd) in
Educational Research and Evaluation.
ACCREDITATION
National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)
FACULTY
Isaura Alvarado-Cartagena ,
PhD, Michigan State University, 1986, Professor.
Parent-child intervention; child-rearing methods; occupational
development; discipline in the school: application of the Individual
Psychology Theory .
Marta Amaral,
PhD, Louisiana State University, 1998, Assistant Professor.
Effect of exercise in different special populations; effect
of psychological and physiological stress in the cardiovascular
system; effect of caffeine in the cardiovascular system.
Adelina Arellano-Osuna ,
PhD, University of Arizona, 1988, Visiting Professor.
Reading and education; sociopsycholinguistics and
reading; language development; bilingualism; English and Spanish
as a second and foreign languages.
Víctor E. Bonilla ,
PhD, Loyola University, Chicago, 2002, Associate Professor
Test construction and psychometric qualities; Research metholodogy;
Research Ethics; Using technology in the classroom; Teaching
and learning process.
Milagros Bravo-Vick ,
PhD, University of Puerto Rico, 1989, Professor.
Education reform; Teaching and learning and assessment in
Science and Mathematics; Cultural adaptation of instruments;
Action Research; Evaluation of psychosocial and educational programs;
Mental health disorders and services .
Cruz E. Brugueras ,
PhD, University of North Carolina, 1981, Professor.
Pre-schoolers curriculum and development stages of infants,
toddlers, and pre-schoolers; play in early education; physical,
sociological, and cognitive aspects of elderly persons .
Aida Castañer-Martínez ,
EdD, Teachers’ College, Columbia University, 1994, Associate
Professor.
Literary text analysis methods: the relationships between
methodological teaching processes, literary criticism, and writing;
theories and processes of language teaching and writing; strategies
and metacognition of the comprehension; communication competence
theories; Spanish as a second language curriculum and learning
design.
Alicia M. Castillo-Ortiz ,
EdD, InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico, 1989, Professor.
Secondary school administration; educational planning; evaluation
of programs in educational institutions; process of change in
education; organizational culture and environment; learning communities .
Apolinario Castro-Santiago ,
EdD, Lehigh University, 1976, Professor.
Community education; education reform .
Jorge L. Cruz-Velázquez ,
PhD, New York University, 1984, Professor.
Latin-American literature; teaching of literary genres; language
teaching processes in secondary education; research writing;
secondary school curriculum .
Rosy Fernández
García-Menocal, PhD, University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor, 1992, Associate Professor.
Research methodology; interpersonal relationships; behavior
modification; cognitive behavior models; work attitudes (satisfaction,
centrality, stress) ; violence, aggressive behaviors.
María A. Irizarry-Rivera ,
EdD, Teachers’ College, Columbia University, 1977, Professor.
Language acquisition (first, second, and third language;
foreign language); ethno-liguistics; language teaching .
Iris C. Jiménez-Ferrer ,
PhD, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1981; JD University
of Puerto Rico, 1991, Associate Professor.
Living conditions in Puerto Rico; home purchasing and financing;
attitudes towards the condominium; demographic analysis and its
impact on housing, family relationships, family resource management,
legal aspects of the family in the local jurisdiction, and divorce
and its consecuences in Puerto Rican society .
Víctor López-Tosado ,
EdD, Harvard University, 1986, Professor.
Academic planning in technical-scientific education; nature
of science (philosophy and methodology); study of cognitive processes
in the development of scientific thinking; curriculum theory;
planning, and evaluation; qualitative research.
Nydia Lucca-Irizarry ,
EdD, Harvard University, 1981, Professor.
Human development through the vital cycle; Qualitative research;
Ethno-psychology; Trans-cultural methodology; Ethnographic studies;
Migrations to Puerto Rico.
Lucía R. Martínez
Colón , PhD, Florida State University, 1991,
Professor.
Characteristics and metabolic responses to exercise in females of
different maturation levels, physiological evaluation in diverse populations; computational algebra; code theory; set bodies.
Antonio Martínez-Chávez ,
PhD, University of Chicago, 1980, Associate Professor.
Language development; cognitive development; socio-emotional
development; culture and human development: elaboration on an
indigenous theory; education and human development.
María Soledad Martínez
Miranda , PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1991.
Professor.
Curriculum Theory and Research, Cultural Studies and Critical
Pedagogy, Gender Studies, Comparative Studies, Public Policy
in Education and Educational Reforms .
Loida M. Martínez-Ramos ,
EdD, University of Massachusetts, 1993, Associate Professor.
Curriculum and gender; multicultural education; education
reform; educational policies.
María del R. Medina-Díaz ,
PhD, University of Wisconsin, 1991, Professor.
Practices of evaluating student learning; Classroom assessment;
Achievement test construction and validation; Academic integrity;
Ethics in evaluation and research; Evaluation in mathematics
education; Evaluation of educational programs and services.
Andrés Menéndez-Raymat ,
EdD, Rutgers University, 1996, Professor.
Construction of tests; University admissions practices; Retention
in the university; Technology in education.
Celia Mir , EdD,
RD, CFCS, University of Central Florida, 1992, Professor.
Nutritional medical management; nutrition in the community;
biochemistry and nutrition; evaluation of the nutritional status.
Ángeles Molina-Iturrondo ,
EdD, Boston University, 1982, Professor.
Early development of reading and writing skills in infancy
and preschool years; cognitive development in the early ages
and its relationship with emerging reading and writing skills.
Nayda Neris ,
EdD, RD. Columbia University, 1986. Professor.
Education in nutrition, nutritional adviser, habits and feeding
behaviors development, design and educational material of nutritional
education.
Ángel L. Ortiz-García ,
EdD, Carnegie Mellon University, 1970, Professor.
Social Studies: its evolution and future development; Africa,
Black people and their Diaspora; controversial issues from a
global perspective; competences and standards in education; curricular
design, implementation, and evaluation.
María de los Ángeles
Ortiz Reyes , PhD, New York University, 1982, Associate
Professor.
Program evaluation; higher education; strategic leadership.
Dennis París-Alicea ,
EdD, Texas A & M University, 1984, Professor.
Couple relationships; family therapy; counseling for men;
divorce: the warning signs and impact on children; pastoral and
religious counseling.
Ivonne Pasarell-Rivera ,
PhD, Florida State University, 1995, Professor.
Patterns of clothing consumption ; independent living skills
for the handicapped; use of technology in clothing confection.
Anaida Pascual-Morán ,
PhD, Fordham University, 1987, Professor.
Grasping of concepts and cultivation of intelligence; talents
and creativity; systematization of innovative educational experiences
and creative Projects; pedagogy interconnected with other fields;
violence, no violence, peace, and conflict in speech and pedagogical
praxis; education in human rights and rights of minors.
Farah A. Ramírez
Marrero, PhD, Ohio State University, 1997, Associate
Professor.
Physical activity level and energy expenditure in children;
cardiovascular aspects of afroamerican children; physical and
leisure activity of HIV+ Hispanics.
Isabel Ramos-Rodríguez ,
PhD, University of South Florida, 1987, Professor.
Professional development of educators; educational orientations (andragogical-pedagogical);
leadership styles; inservice education; reflection and evaluation.
Juanita Rodríguez-Colón ,
EdD, Pennsylvania State University, 1984, Professor. Reading
for the deaf; postsecondary education for the deaf.
César A. Rosario-Delgado ,
EdD, Teachers’ College, Columbia University, 1975, Professor.
Critical pedagogy; foundations of education; curricular design
and evaluation; instructional design; educational management.
Ruth J. Sáez-Vega ,
PhD, University of Arizona, 1996, Professor.
Reading process; early literacy; writing development; children´s
literature; teacher transformation; qualitative research: ethnographies,
case studies, teacher-researcher.
César D. Vázquez-Pietri ,
PhD, University of Massachusetts, 1988, Associate Professor.
Evaluation in the process of counseling; family; cognitive
processes; HIV-AIDS; domestic violence; talented students; students
with special needs .
José C. Vicente
Cernuda , PhD, Florida State University, 1978, Professor.
Body composition: body density prediction based on anthropometric
measurements; cardiovascular evaluation; health benefits of physical
activity and exercise.
MASTER OF EDUCATION IN EDUCATIONAL
RESEARCH AND EVALUATION
Requirements for Admission
Applicants must fulfill the general
requirements for admission to graduate studies on the Río
Piedras Campus. In addition, students must submit PAEG scores.
Some programs require an interview as part of the admission process.
Requirements
for Graduation
Candidates must fulfill all the requirements for graduation from the Río Piedras Campus.
Program Study
|
Program Requirements
|
Credits
|
Required
Courses in Education |
18 |
EDUC
6501-6502 Advanced Courses in the Foundations of Education
*EDUC 6502-Can be substituted for another course upon authorization
from the INEVA program and the Graduate Studies Department |
6 |
EDUC
6390 Applied Statistics in Education |
3 |
EDUC
6400 Research Designs |
3 |
EDUC
6509 Research Methods in Education |
3 |
EDUC
6586 Evaluation Theory and Methodology or
EDUC 8030 Evaluation of Educational Programs and Systems |
3
3 |
|
|
Guided
Courses in Area of Concentration (Students must take
two courses from this list): |
6 |
EDUC
6330 Seminar: Educational Research |
3 |
EDUC
6340 Theory of Measurement |
3 |
EDUC
6395 Workshop on Computerized Educational Data Processing |
3 |
EDUC
6405 Applied Statistics in Education II |
3 |
EDUC
6415 Action Research in Educational Contexts |
3 |
EDUC
6513 Qualitative Research in Education |
3 |
EDUC
6515 Field Experience in Educational Research and Evaluation |
3 |
EDUC
6596 Classroom Evaluation |
3 |
EDUC
6597 Test Construction |
3 |
EDUC
8001 Multivariate Analysis in Educational Research I |
3 |
EDUC
8002 Multivariate Analysis in Educational Research II |
3 |
EDUC
8018 Correlational and Causal-comparative research |
3 |
EDUC
8020 Experimental Research in Education |
3 |
EDUC
8068 Nonparametric Statistics in Educational Research |
3 |
EDUC
8076 Survey Research |
3 |
EDUC
8266 Ethnographic Research |
3 |
EDUC
8267 Models of Qualitative Analysis |
3 |
EDUC
8340 Theory of Measurement II |
3 |
PSIC
6006 Applied Statistics in Psychology |
3 |
PSIC 6206
Construction of Psychological Test |
3 |
PSIC 6226
Introduction to Item Response Theory |
3 |
MECU
6551 Statistical Foundations |
3 |
MECU 6651
Quantitative Methods |
3 |
MECU
6701 Theory of Probability |
3 |
MECU
6703 Statistical Inference |
3 |
MECU
6707 Statistical Theory |
3 |
MECU
6713 Sampling |
3 |
Free
Electives |
6 |
EDUC
6900 Comprehensive Exam |
0 |
Thesis |
6 |
EDUC
6511 Master´s Thesis or Project |
6 |
EDUC
6512 Continuation of Master´s Thesis or Project |
0 |
Total
Credits |
36 |
Description of Courses (PDF)
|