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Masters

Curriculum and Instruction, Elementary Education, MEd

Florida A & M University
Tallahassee , United States
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Masters
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Education Studies | Educational Leadership
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Education
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Curriculum and Instruction | Urban Education and Leadership | Elementary Education and Teaching
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English
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Program Overview

The Master's in Curriculum and Instruction program provides educators with a hybrid learning experience, focusing on curriculum development and instructional strategies for diverse student populations. It offers three concentrations: Elementary Education, Instruction, Learning and Assessment, and Minority and Urban Education. Graduates are prepared for roles as curriculum generalists, district coordinators, school administrators, and classroom teachers, among others.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The master's degree program in Curriculum and Instruction (C&I) is designed to provide educators with hybrid (blended) courses that are structured to ensure that future candidates will study the philosophical and theoretical foundations of curriculum development while gaining an understanding of instructional strategies that best address the needs of a diverse student population. The program includes three areas of concentration: specialization in Elementary Education; Instruction, Learning and Assessment; or Minority and Urban Education.

Objective:

The program is uniquely designed to meet the needs of individuals with a variety of career goals that range from those who wish to serve as curriculum generalists or specialists, district curriculum coordinators, school administrators, and classroom teachers to those interested in serving as non-school-based curriculum designers or curriculum evaluators.

Outline:

The program will employ a cohort model.

Curriculum and Instruction Foundations Core:

  • EDG 6250 Curriculum Development: Theory & Practice (3)
  • EDG 5791 Seminar in Multicultural Education (3)
  • EDF 5481 Introduction to Educational Research (3)
  • EDG 6628 Assessment for Student Learning (3)

Elementary Education (18 semester hours):

  • EEC 5705 Advanced Child Development (3)
  • EME 5603E Instructional Design EDG 6250 Curriculum Development: Theory & Practice (3)
  • EDF 6237 Learning Principles Applied to Instruction and Assessment (3)
  • EDE 5395 Problems in Instruction in the Elementary School (3)
  • EDE 5930 Seminar in Elementary Education (3)

Assessment:

In order to graduate from the program, a candidate must:

  • Complete the course of study
  • Have a cumulative 3.0 GPA
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