Mathematics
education
The ties between our math programs and professionals in the field are
strong. Faculty members spend significant time in the schools with active and retired
teachers to conduct research that will improve math materials and help teachers teach
more effectively. Students choosing this field of study will find themselves challenged
with the latest ideas and theories in mathematics. Our faculty, all of whom have taught
at the middle school and high school levels, are leaders in research on new curricula and
application of new graduation standards in Minnesota schools.
Coursework in this field emphasizes teaching through hands-on methods that
focus on problem solving, spatial visualization, and algebraic competence.
M.Ed./initial
licensure in mathematics education
Our M.Ed./initial licensure program is for individuals seeking
licensure to teach in preK-12 settings.
Program overview
Content area preadmission
requirements
Additional licensure in mathematics education available
(grades 5-8 or 7-12)
application form
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Master of education (M.Ed.) degree in
curriculum and instruction: mathematics education
Our M.Ed./professional studies program is for licensed teachers and
other professionals interested in gaining
advanced knowledge and skills in specific emphasis in their current
field or a new field.
Program overview
Master of arts (M.A.) degree in education, curriculum, and
instruction—elementary education
Offered through the Graduate
School, our M.A. program emphasizes research and theory in the context
of classroom application. It generally culminates in an extensive
research project and final oral exam. The application
procedures and tuition fees correspond to those of the
Graduate School.
Program
overview
Doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) in education, curriculum, and
instruction—elementary education
Our Ph.D. degree is for students interested in focusing on a
particular subject field and includes original research that makes a significant
contribution to knowledge in that field. Students pursuing this degree are
admitted through the Graduate School.
Program
overview
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