By focusing on the curricular and instructional processes central to all educational endeavors, graduate programs within the Department of Curriculum and Instruction prepare students for professional roles in pre K-12 education, in postsecondary and research settings, and in educational service agencies. The M.A. in mathematics education serves students interested in teaching at the elementary, middle grades, and secondary school levels.
Students design their program of study in consultation with their adviser.
The program requires 30 credits, of which 14 must be earned in the major field. Typically courses also are taken in mathematics and educational psychology. A 6- credit Plan B paper is required. The final exam is oral. The information in on-line catalogs and other University publications or announcements is subject to change without notice.