The Master of Education (M.Ed) program is suited to Learners who want to combine a strong understanding of current theory and practice in education and/or organizational leadership with their personal needs and career focus. The Master of Education also provides Learners with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for doctoral level study.
Curricula reflecting the preparation guidelines of national learned societies and groups is designed to provide Learners with an opportunity to select electives or a specialization and focus their studies on courses that meet their individual needs.
Learners who plan on pursuing state licensing or certification through their coursework are advised to check with state or national requirements before selecting a course of study.
The Exceptional Student Education (ESE) specialization is designed to prepare graduates to teach and work with individuals with various types of disabilities. The specialized curriculum prepares Learners to teach students with mental, physical, behavioral and learning disabilities, as well as work in a variety of related fields. The course offerings within the ESE specialization covers a wide spectrum of issues relating to individuals with disabilities, including the development and characteristics of learners, individual learning differences, instructional strategies, social development, and language development.
The curriculum encompasses learning environments, instructional planning, assessment, professional and ethical practices, and collaboration. Learners pursuing the ESE specialization may select from either the Leadership Academy or the Action Research Project as their capstone.
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