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The Differentiated Instruction for Alternative Learning (DIAL) master’s degree program prepares educators to meet the diverse learning needs of all students, including those who are at risk of not reaching their educational and personal potentials. Upon completion of this master’s program, Wisconsin teachers will also qualify for an Alternative Education License (952), which allows a person who holds a Wisconsin Teaching License to teach in alternative education programs in grades 6–12. Please note that the DIAL program is designed for online delivery; however, we provide opportunities for students to meet face to face and in site-based cohort groups.
DIAL Presentation
Cohort Schedules
To apply for this or any of the Marian University, School of Education programs, please contact the director of Graduate Admissions, Bob Bohnsack at 1-800-2-MARIAN ext. 8118 or via email at bbohnsack@marianuniversity.edu.
Summer Institute
All DIAL students spend four days on the Marian Campus in Fond du Lac during the Summer Institute. The opening day features a keynote speaker and workshops to prepare DIAL students for their Action Research Project and Professional Portfolio. Tuesday through Thursday, students choose from a variety of Special Topic Courses to complete their TDE604 requirements. TDE604 courses will also be open to area teachers. Courses for the 2010 Summer Institute will be announced in January.
Summer Institute 2010 Slideshow - Coming Soon!
Summer Institute 2009 Slideshow
COMPLETE LIST OF RECERTIFICATION COURSES OFFERED BY THE C&I DEPARTMENT
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