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Graduate Degree Concentration Options
Curriculum and Instruction Master of Education
- 30 Hour Program
- 9 Concentration Areas
- Face-to-Face, Hybrid, and Online Courses
YOUR FUTURE: As an educational diagnostician, you’ll provide educational, intellectual and social/emotional diagnostic information to help determine the most appropriate programs for individuals with disabilities.
Your Future: Design and implement effective, research-based curriculum to increase student achievement. Ask about requirements to teach community college education courses.
Your Future: Provide leadership as an instructional designer, trainer, or instructional technology specialist in higher education, industry or K-12 school districts. Also, ask about requirements to teach community college technology courses.
Your Future: Train adults in effective research-based instructional designs to maximize learning: K-12, higher education and industry. Ask about requirements to teach community college education courses.
Your Future: Work collaboratively with school/district or community literacy programs to deliver effective K-12 and adult reading instruction. Ask about requirements to teach community college reading courses.
Your Future: Train middle and high school teachers in research-based instruction practices to increase student achievement. Ask about requirements to teach Advanced Placement, Dual Credit or community college courses.
Your Future: Lead school/district teachers in research-based instructional practices for special education populations. Ask about requirements to teach community college special education courses.
Your Future: Share expertise in research-based instructional practices that integrate technology to increase student achievement.Ask about requirements to teach community college technology courses.
Your Future: Provide research-based instructional training and tools to increase student achievement, while managing district technology resources. Ask about requirements to teach community college technology courses.