The master of science in education degree in literacy education, extended to Lewiston-Auburn College from USM's College of Education and Human Development, provides teachers with a thorough understanding of reading and writing processes and instruction. Participants acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective advocates for improving literacy instruction in their schools. The program is designed for classroom teachers, literacy specialists, and other experienced educators. Literacy education courses are offered at LAC every semester and in the summer.
Most students are part-time and complete the degree in three to four years.
Many of the courses in this program are also open to non-matriculated students.