Be the Navigator on Your Own Educational Journey
With this 33-credit Master of Education (M.Ed.) program, you take two required courses and nine electives chosen from a broad range of courses. Work with an advisor to develop your individual study plan, a flexible road map toward degree completion.
You can choose courses from across the university, or in one of these concentrations (which can also be taken as a certificate program that may lead to endorsement in your state):
Key program information for Individually Designed:
SAMPLE PROGRAM COURSE
EEDUC 6126 Classroom and School Inquiry
Classroom and School Inquiry focuses on the understanding and critical analysis of educational research and methods for accurately communicating this information to the public. As teachers participate in redefining their educational roles, decision-making and action-oriented classroom practice will be critical in promoting student learning. Both require problem-solving, which is enhanced by the forming and testing of hypotheses, gathering data that is then analyzed, synthesized, and evaluated, and generating solutions. This course will engage students in this process by acquainting them with the knowledge and techniques necessary for them to become lifelong teacher researchers, and to present the results of their research effectively and professionally to a variety of audiences.
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Lorraine Greenfield
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