Rethinking Early Childhood and Elementary Education, Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning
Rethinking Early Childhood and Elementary Education addresses classic and contemporary research regarding young children from infants/toddlers to 5th grade that focuses on children from all cultural, racial, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds as well as their varied abilities within the context of families, schools and communities.
Topics Include: Children’s social development in the classroom, the politics of childhood, sociocultural theory and literacy education
Program Features
A path to an advanced degree with a flexible and accommodating schedule.
Get one-on-one attention and guidance from nationally recognized faculty and program managers.
Core courses that teach you multiple perspectives in teaching and learning; and elective courses that allow you to explore early childhood education across the curriculum.
Gain research experience in classroom inquiry and diverse approaches.
Career Paths
Funding Opportunities
The college annually awards scholarships to its students to support their academic goals.
Degree Requirements
Prerequisites
No GRE; TOEFL scores for international students
Minimum Program hours
30
Deadline to apply
March 1 (Autumn/Summer)
September 15 (Spring)
Program start
Autumn/Summer/Spring Semester
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