It is often a program useful for both licensed and non-licensed educators. The curriculum often promotes mastery of a education discipline as the main focus of the degree, while also working towards understanding foundational theories of learning. Coursework can often include curriculum development and theory, test and measurements and educational research in their content area.
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MS vs MEd? Good evening to everyone It has been a little while since I have last posted on here, no offense to all - but I have been very busy finishing up my Master's Montana State University.
My question here today, and I am a little confused on a couple of titles of graduate degrees, and if they are similar in nature or not. I am considering after a years rest going for a second Master's - but I want to make sure that I am not getting the exact same degree - but I would not mind if it parallels or compliments the one I will be obtaining here soon. Can anyone offer me a little clarification? The Penn State one seems particularly similar.
There's not necessarily a difference between any given MA and MEd. SteveFoerster , Jun 8, If you are working in public education how about an MPA. Last edited by a moderator: Jun 9, Ian Anderson , Jun 9, Typical Masters in Education programs last between one and two years.
The MS. This degree is also for teachers who want to add to their theoretical backgrounds in child and adolescent development or public education policy. Admissions requirements for masters in education programs can vary widely.
Graduate programs typically require an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution; admissions tests, such as the GRE; or current teacher certification. Each school sets its own standards and admission process, just as each state determines its requirements for teacher credentialing or licensing. Students who are changing careers or transferring from a different college must present transcripts verifying their undergraduate degree.
They will probably be required to take the GRE. To earn their Masters degree in Education or Teaching, most graduate students will need to complete class hours.
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