Teaching and Learning (MSEd)

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The Master of Science in Education degree in Teaching and Learning is designed for educators who are interested in the science of pedagogy. Students study learner development, current pedagogy, curriculum models, instructional resources and methodologies, and strategies for diverse learners with applications at elementary or secondary levels and in a variety of program areas.

Career directions: professional education, graduate study.

I. Foundation Courses (6 credits)

EDER 761 - Graduate Research and Design 3 credits
EPSY 742 - Psychology of Learning 3 credits

II. Core Courses (12 credits)

EDFN 737 - School Culture and Change 3 credits
EDFN 752 - Research Based Curriculum and Instruction 3 credits
ELRN 750 - Teaching and Learning with Digital Technology 3 credits
SPED 704 - Inclusive Education 3 credits

III. Supporting Courses (11 credits)

EDAD 735 - School Law 3 credits
EDER 765 - Data Driven Decision Making 3 credits
EDFN 742 - School and Community Partnerships 3 credits
EDFN 765 - Differentiated Instruction and Classroom Engagement 2 credits

IV. Research Option (choose any 6 credits)

EDFN 788 - Master’s Research Problem/Project 1-3 credits (3 credits)
and/or
- Approved elective(s)

Teaching and Learning (MSEd)

I. Foundation Courses (6 credits)

II. Core Courses (12 credits)

III. Supporting Courses (11 credits)

IV. Research Option (choose any 6 credits)

Total: 35 credits