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CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDY
CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS
This program is designed for experienced educators with Master's degrees who wish to extend their knowledge of specific aspects of instructional methodology, mathematics, and/or curriculum development. Coursework is selected in those areas of study in which students wish to gain more in-depth knowledge, as well as in areas of research and evaluation and social and educational policy. The program:
- consists of significant required coursework in adult learning and development, research methods, curriculum, and social and educational policy
- offers opportunities for directed study, internships, or other field experience
- requires students to submit a thesis project as the program's capstone experience.
- is geared to serve the needs of master teachers who wish to continue in the same role or to enter new roles as consultants, supervisors or administrators.
Prerequisite: Master's Degree
PLEASE NOTE: Beginning with the Fall 2008 semester, all courses previously using the GMATH prefix will become CMATH; numbers and content will remain the same.
View course descriptions here. For a printable PDF of the program sheet, including course descriptions, click here.
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| EEDUC 8001 |
Advanced Professional Seminar |
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| EEDUC 7121 |
Assessment Issues in Math: Summative and Formative |
3 |
| EAGSR 7004 |
Adult Learning and Development |
3 |
| CMATH 6103 |
Data Analysis |
3 |
| EAGSR 7103 |
Qualitative Research Methods I |
3 |
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| CMATH 6101 |
Number Theory |
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| CMATH 5100 |
Functions and Algebra: The Study of Patterns |
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| CMATH 5101 |
Dynamic Geometry: Intuition, Construction, and Proof OR |
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| CMATH 6111 |
Geometry and Measurement I
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| CMATH 6104 |
Measurement and Probability OR |
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| CMATH 6113 |
Probability: The Mathematics of Uncertainty |
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| CMATH 6105 |
Trigonometry, Algebra, and Analytic Geometry |
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| CMATH 6100 |
Calculus: The Mathematics of Change |
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| CMATH 6116 |
Conceptual Calculus II for Elementary and Middle School |
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| EEDUC 7500 |
Curriculum and Instruction Thesis Project |
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Lesley University reserves the right to unilaterally add, withdraw, or revise any course offering in the above-mentioned program of study, including policies, provisions, requirements, and fees.
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updated 04/15/08 | 11:33 AM
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