MA in Secondary Mathematics Education in Northridge United States | California State University, Northridge

The Master of Arts in Secondary Mathematics Education program caters specifically to middle and high school math educators. Over this two-year cohort-based curriculum, participants will: engage with and apply cutting-edge math instruction techniques, emphasizing reform-based approaches and modern curricula. gain proficiency with digital teaching tools, such as online resources, web design, and graphing technologies. explore contemporary studies in math pedagogy and their practical classroom applications. undertake hands-on research within their own classrooms. expand their awareness of educational policies, challenges, and debates affecting schools and math instruction specifically. cultivate leadership skills in math education through professional conference participation and organizational involvement. Coursework and projects are designed to bridge theory and practice, helping educators enhance their teaching through research-backed methods and technology integration. Key assignments focus on implementing learned strategies in participants' actual classrooms. The program culminates with an original research project examining a specific aspect of mathematics education through classroom experimentation. Beyond improving teaching skills, graduates will be qualified for leadership positions like department heads or math coaches, capable of conducting professional development workshops, eligible for certain community college roles, and prepared for doctoral studies in education.