The application deadline for the 2001-2002 program is March 6, 2001. The M.A.T. in secondary education leads to an Alaska Type A teaching certificate and a Master's degree. The program is fully accredited and your certificate is transferable to all fifty states. A demanding graduate-level program. Interns are valuable assets to schools.
Technology is an integral part of today's society.
Teachers need to know how to use current technologies to improve student learning and for their own continued professional growth. For four days a week during the semester, interns will be at their assigned school. One day a week and one or two nights per week they will be on campus taking 9 graduate credits each semester. Interns may be able to occasionally substitute for teachers in their assigned teams and for other teachers within that school. At the end of Phase Four, students will have completed all the coursework required for the M.A.T. To complete the degree requirements, students must pass a comprehensive graduate portfolio.