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Curriculum & Instruction Strategies
Elementary Education and Secondary Education Degree
- Curriculum and Instruction
Improving your curriculum and teaching strategies is a necessary part of any educator’s career. Keeping the curriculum current can help make students more engaged and the teacher more effective, which is why the University of New England provides a Master’s Degree in Education devoted to this skill development. The Curriculum & Instruction Strategies concentration begins by addressing leadership and showing teachers how to build motivation and creativity among colleagues. It proceeds to demonstrate current models for curriculum design to insure that materials meet appropriate content and learning goals in actual classrooms. This fully online degree is tailored for working professionals who are interested in achieving results in their classroom performance.
Participants will learn how to address the diverse needs, abilities and experiences of their students. This includes teaching and learning methods for all students, including those with special needs.
Assistive technologies will be examined to determine its effectiveness in reaching students in the classroom. As part of this degree program, insight into how these strategies work for peer educators will be gained.
Other topics of study include study skills, connections between reading and writing, instructional strategy, ESL students, students with disabilities, and literacy development.
Curriculum & Instruction Strategies Courses
EDU 707 Instructional Leadership (3 Credits)
EDU 721 Using Technology within Inclusion Education (3 Credits)
EDU 723 Teaching and Learning in Inclusion Settings (3 Credits)
EDU 742 Study Skills & Content Literacy Instruction for All (3 Credits)
EDU 743 Connecting Reading with Writing for Success (3 Credits)
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Comments
Tim - August 2nd, 2011 at 08:54am
I have my Initial License and have been teaching in MA in the same district for 7 years. Does this count as being “a professional teacher” and do I qualify for your program?
University of New England Enrollment Advisors - August 2nd, 2011 at 04:03pm
Tim, your enrollment advisor will help verify which program you qualify for. The MSEd program requires one academic year teaching experience. The CAGS program requires three years teaching experience. For information on Admissions Requirements, please visit: education.une.edu/admission-requirements/
Ana - January 17th, 2012 at 02:08pm
Hi, I am a Spanish teacher in Elementary school. I would like to star my Master Degree in Education to improve my carrear. I don’t know if you have somethig that I can combine with Spanish teaching, or what do you recomend it.
Thanks
Ana
University of New England Enrollment Advisors - January 26th, 2012 at 04:30pm
Ana, our MSEd programs include three concentration options, focusing on teaching strategies and methodologies without secluding teaching subjects or content areas. Your enrollment advisor will help you evaluate your concentration options and answer your questions.
jane - January 29th, 2012 at 04:04pm
I have completed the masters of Ed and the CAGS program at your university. I am interested in some of the 15 credit certificate programs. Can I enroll for just the 15 credit certificate?
Kristin - January 31st, 2012 at 09:54am
How long does it take to receive your MSED degree?
University of New England Enrollment Advisors - February 14th, 2012 at 09:29am
Jane, your enrollment advisor will contact you to help answer your personal question, and help advise you as to your CAGS options.
Kristin, you can finish the MSEd program in under two years.