The current rate of world-wide change is accelerating exponentially. Petersen will help educators glimpse into the future and help us understand the forces that are shaping our environment - forces that will have enormous impact on our classrooms and all students. The Arlington Institute tracks and evaluates the major scientific, technological, social, demographic, and environmental forces driving change. Wild Cards and Other Big Future Surprises. The Master of Arts in Science degree is specifically designed to train teachers to become elementary science specialists.
Candidates can hold a baccalaureate degree in any area of study.
Secondary school science teachers with an undergraduate degree wishing to broaden their professional skills and career options may also find the program attractive. Teachers taking off-campus courses may take advantage of special tuition rates. The program's design and curriculum are based upon the demands and challenges facing today's schools and classrooms, with an eye toward the 21-st century.