Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning
The Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning offers a professional development opportunity for practicing K–12 teachers and other educators seeking to enhance their classroom performance. Degree candidates will read, analyze, and critique both historical and current educational research studies to prepare them to assume the role of instructional leaders dedicated to improving student performance.
The degree program is designed to help candidates become proficient in program competencies that are based upon national and professional standards for practicing teachers. Additionally, the program is built upon the Reflective Decision-Maker Model to strengthen thoughtful self-analysis of teaching practice.
The program’s three emphasis areas—Teaching Literacy and Language, Teaching With Technology, and Teaching Students With Special Needs—aim to enhance teachers’ existing classroom skills and promote career enrichment.
Who Should Take This Program?
The Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning will serve as a professional development opportunity for practicing K–12 teachers who seek additional skills to enhance their performance in the classroom. You may have prior course credits that can be transferred toward your degree.
