Master of education in Teacher Leadership
Help teachers enhance their leadership skills in their classrooms, schools and communities.
Help teachers enhance their leadership skills in their classrooms, schools and communities.
This 30-hour fully online master’s degree is designed to help teachers enhance their leadership skills in their classrooms, schools and communities. The program focuses on developing teachers’ current skills and abilities to prepare for new leadership roles that include: leading a classroom of learners, department/grade level leader, instructional coach, curriculum specialist, etc.
The Master of Education Teacher Leadership program (30 hours) is offered in an online format.
Requirements for: Master – 30 hours; 3.0 GPA. Students will choose one of the two tracks below.
Core Curriculum | |
ED513 | Law for Educators |
ED612 | School & Community Leadership |
ED519 | Diversity in the Classroom |
ED532 | Teaching & Learning: Theory Into Practice |
ED617 | Assessment for Teachers |
ED632 | Action Research |
Literacy Track | |
ED545 | Teaching Reading to Linguistically Diverse Learners |
ED562 | Principles of Second-Language Learners |
ED609 | Current Issues & Trends in Literature |
ED509 | Language and Culture |
Curriculum & Instruction Track | |
ED606 | Curriculum Theory & Practice |
ED620 | Advanced Instructional Methods & Strategies |
ED621 | Serving Students with Special Needs in the Classroom |
ED623 | Differentiated Instruction in the Regular Classroom |
All advanced candidates must successfully complete the required credit hours with a 3.0 grade point average, with no more than two “C’s” and no grade lower than a “C.” See Academic Policies under the Academic Standards section of the catalog for more information.
An Application for Diploma is required before a completion statement is posted to the transcript. The Application for Diploma is available in MyPark/Student Academic Information (under the Student tab). Advance candidates must return the completed form with the appropriate fee. See the Graduation Requirements section in this catalog.