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This program combines on-campus and online learning, providing educators with meaningful engagement in contemporary educational topics.
Tailored for classroom teachers and literacy professionals, this 15-unit Master of Education program enhances teaching methods and fosters leadership in language and literacy education.
Key Outcomes
Participants will:
critically assess research literature in language and literacy studies
investigate and analyze evidence-based teaching approaches and research findings
examine cultural influences on language learning and their impact on teaching strategies
adapt curriculum to meet the needs of diverse learners with varying capabilities
produce research papers showcasing analytical and innovative thinking
create multimedia presentations demonstrating mastery of key language and literacy concepts
The Department of Curriculum & Instruction provides graduate programs at MA and PhD levels, available full-time or part-time across campus and community settings. With 28 faculty members, we offer outstanding research and teaching opportunities alongside leading scholars.
Our MA and PhD programs emphasize educational research, building core knowledge for specialized study. Due to limited supervision capacity, prospective students should consult the Graduate Advisor about supervisor availability. Faculty webpages detail individual expertise and research focus areas.