Master of Education, Reading Education Specialization
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Overview
Making reading engaging and a lifelong joy for students can make a world of difference throughout their lives. NU’s School of Education offers a Master of Education specialization in Reading Education. The University’s exemplary reputation for instructional quality will provide a strong foundation involving scholarship, research, and enhanced leadership skills for reading educators.
In this program specialization, you will learn to apply educational leadership principles and theories to real-world educational problems, analyze educational reading issues and make decisions and/or recommendations that integrate cultural sensitivity. You will also be asked to demonstrate effective use of current technology, reflect on likely situations, practically integrate theories, and learn from case studies. You will be required to communicate effectively and in a caring manner in a variety of learning contexts. You will also explore the history of literacy in America within a cultural, sociological, political, and economic framework.
Upon graduation, our specialization in reading will have strengthened and polished your expertise in the teaching of the skills and strategies needed for developing proficiency in literacy in grades K-12.
Benefits
Unmatched Flexibility
NU offers weekly course starts, no scheduled lecture hours, no group assignments, weekly assignments, and the ability to schedule courses around your personal and professional obligations.
100% Doctoral Faculty
No matter the degree level you pursue, you can rest assured that you will be mentored by doctors in your field of study.
One to One Engagement
You won’t have to fight for facetime as one of many within a classroom. At NU, you’ll have the opportunity to interact one to one with your professor, receiving personalized mentoring.
Course Details
MED
Credit Hours : 30
Courses: 10
Estimated Time to Complete: 15 months
*Credit hours and courses reflect new students meeting credit requirements and utilizing no transfer credits. Est. Time of Completion reflects new students following the preferred schedule designed by the Dean for the program.
Master of Education Program Learning Outcomes
- Apply instructional design practices and technology options to lead and educate diverse groups
- Investigate evidence-based solutions for addressing educational, organizational, and community issues
- Explain educational theories, research, and practices to diverse audiences
- Recommend solutions to ethical dilemmas in diverse educational and organizational settings
- Integrate professional standards into practice for leading and educating diverse groups
Program Disclosure
Successful completion and attainment of National University degrees do not lead to automatic or immediate licensure, employment, or certification in any state/country. The University cannot guarantee that any professional organization or business will accept a graduate’s application to sit for any certification, licensure, or related exam for the purpose of professional certification.
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