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Asia - Bangkok, Thailand

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Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is a great metropolis with elegant temples and palaces alongside Romanesque concrete skyscrapers and wooden houses. Despite the modern skyline, many districts retain their old-world charm with buildings up to 200 years old. The shores of the Choa Phraya River also provide a number of inspiring sights.

Ruamrudee International School

The College of New Jersey offers courses leading to Teacher Certification for International Schools at Ruamrudee International School in Bangkok. Classes are scheduled from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ruamrudee has numerous PC and Mac labs, and printers are linked to virtually every classroom through the network.

The address is:


Ruamrudee International School
6 Ramkhamhaeng 184 Road

Minburi, Bangkok 10510 Thailand

Housing

It is the student's responsibility to arrange for housing during his or her stay in Bangkok. The Kantary House is one available option.

Kantary House

Further information on housing will be provided by The College of New Jersey for students who have registered for courses. Students interested in housing should contact the site coordinator, Aloha Lavina, at:

662/518-0320
Fax: 662/518-0334
lavinad@rism.ac.th
mdlavina@yahoo.com

Course Offerings Summer 2008

Session I: June 12-19 (Classes meet the 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 17th, 18th and 19th)

  • ELEM/SCED 694T1/Internship I
  • EDFN 521T1/Cultural Foundations of Education
  • EDFN 508T1/Introduction to Research

 

Session II: June 20-27 (Classes meet everyday with the exception of the 22nd)

  • EPSY 523T2/Child Growth and Development
  • ELEM 663T2/SCED 663T2/Advanced Trends in Elementary/Secondary Education
  • CURR 514T2/Curriculum for International Schools
  • EDAD 572T2/School Law

 

Session III: June 30-July 8 (Classes meet everday with the exception of July 5th and 6th)

 

  • RDLG 579T3/Content Area Literacy
  • SPED 501T3/Learning and Behavior Problems of Children and Youth with Disabilities
  • ELEM 696T3/SCED 696T3/General Seminar in elementary/Secondary Education
  • EDAD 525T3/Introduction to Educational Administration
  • REGS 999T3/ Comprehensive Examination             

Note:

Students in the first year of the TCIS program are recommended to take Internship I, Child and Adolescent Development, and Content Literacy.

Students in the TCIS program must take Internship II (ELEM/SCED695) and one online Performance Learning Systems course between Summers 1 and 2 or at the conclusion of Summers 1 and 2.

For further information contact:

Coordinator, Graduate Programs ·     

  • Office of Graduate Studies · P.O. Box 7718 · Ewing , NJ   08628-0718 · 609/771-2300· Fax 609/637-5105 · intlasst@tcnj.edu , or contact: Aloha Lavina · On-Site Coordinator · lavinad@rism.ac.th or mai.an.hoa@gmail.com or contact Dr. Arti Joshi; Academic advisor, email; Ajoshi@tcnj.edu

www.tcnj.edu/~goglobal

 

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Graduate Global Programs

The College of New Jersey

P.O. Box 7718

Ewing, NJ 08628

P) 609.771.3137

E) intlasst@tcnj.edu