Instruction and Learning, MEd

The 30-credit M.Ed. in Education, Instruction and Learning, specialization is designed for K-12 teachers and other professionals who are seeking an advanced degree in education. Coursework will target human learning and development, the effective implementation of educational technologies, working with diverse populations of learners, assessment and assessment-informed instruction, and school law and negotiations. This program is fully online and can becompleted in an academic year (i.e., Fall, Spring, and Summer).

Core (15 credits)

MEDU 761 - Connecting Community and School Credits: 3
MEDU 762 - Teaching Academically-Diverse Learners Credits: 3
MEDU 763 - Educational Research and Practical Application Credits: 3
* GSR 615 - Elements of Research Credits: 3 (replacement)
* LTCY 698 - Analysis of Research in Literacy Credits: 3 (replacement)
MEDU 764 - Educational Technology for Today and Tomorrow Credits: 3
MEDU 765 - Curriculum, Assessment, and Reflection Credits: 3

Controlled Electives (15 credits)

Total Degree Requirements: 30

*Note: Students must complete all five core courses, and one 3-credit course under each of the five categories in the controlled electives: human learning and development, assessment, instructional design, literacy, and specialized emphasis area.

Instruction and Learning, MEd

Core (15 credits)

Controlled Electives (15 credits)

Human Learning and Development (3 credits)

Assessment (3 credits)

Instructional Design (3 credits)

Literacy (3 credits)

Specialized Emphasis/Free Elective (3 credits)

Total Degree Requirements: 30