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Assessment, academic standards, technology, curriculum design–these are more than just buzzwords for professionals in today’s complex world of education. Today’s teachers and administrators need a broad range of skills to help their districts achieve goals of providing top quality education to students. Lakeland University understands the challenges that teachers face and has responded with a Master of Education (M.Ed.) program designed to provide basic knowledge and offer opportunities for learning specific to a school’s or district’s quality initiatives. Lakeland admits classroom teachers, school administrators, and others involved in education to the M.Ed. program. An undergraduate degree in education is not required.

Programs

• Education, M.Ed.

Courses

• ED 701 - Contemporary Philosophies of Education
• ED 702 - Organization and Operation of American Education
• ED 703 - Learning and Cognition
• ED 706 - Differentiating Instruction
• ED 707 - Gifted Education
• ED 708 - Classroom Management Strategies
• ED 712 - Multicultural Education
• ED 714 - Curriculum and Classroom Dynamics
• ED 716 - Special Education: Meeting Exceptional Educational Needs
• ED 717 - Political and Legal Aspects of Education
• ED 720 - Assessment in the School and Classroom
• ED 741 - Reading in the Content Area
• ED 751 - Supervision of Student Teachers (1 semester hour)
• ED 780 - Special Topics in Education (1-3 semester hours)
• ED 790 - Tutorial I: Focused Individualized Reading/Research Topic (1-3 semester hours)
• ED 791 - Tutorial II: Focused Individualized Reading/Research Topic (1-3 semester hours)
• ED 792 - Tutorial III: Focused Individualized Reading/Research Topic (1-3 semester hours)
• ED 800 - Educational Research and Evaluation
• ED 810 - Master’s Thesis or Project

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