Program Overview
Touro University's Master's in Mathematics Education prepares educators to effectively teach mathematics to diverse students, emphasizing compassionate and culturally responsive instruction. The program includes 100 hours of participatory observations, two practica experiences, and a study of educational theories and practices. Graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge to teach the Common Core, develop critical thinking skills, and implement evidence-based instructional techniques.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Program Overview:
The Master's degree in Mathematics Education at Touro University prepares educators to teach mathematics effectively to students of all backgrounds and abilities, emphasizing compassionate, culturally responsive instruction.
Program Objectives:
- Prepare future educators to teach the Common Core
- Develop students' critical thinking skills
- Introduce students to classroom management strategies and evidence-based instructional techniques
- Provide rigorous preparation in math content areas
Program Description:
- The program includes 100 hours of participatory observations, two practica experiences (100 hours of teaching each), and a study of the latest educational theories and practices.
- Students will learn methods and materials for student assessment, teacher accountability, and data-driven decision-making.
Outline:
Program Content:
- Mathematics content areas
- Classroom management strategies
- Evidence-based instructional techniques
- Educational theories and practices
- Student assessment
- Teacher accountability
- Data-driven decision-making