This exciting and innovative graduate program prepares teachers for leadership positions in the secondary school setting. By exploring the roles of teacher as researcher, scholar-practitioner and educational leader, you’ll cultivate a learning community of faculty and students through dialogue and critical inquiry.
All coursework is fully online, with some courses holding regular virtual class meetings.
This 30-hour graduate program is designed for students who have earned an undergraduate degree but are not certified to teach. You’ll prepare to sit for the Texas teacher certification exam as you complete your master’s degree. This will require participation in the post-baccalaureate initial certification program.
Course and Number | Course Description |
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SEED 5312 | The 21st Century Student |
SEED 5314 | Curriculum and Instructional Design for All Learners |
SEED 5343 | Pedagogical Content Knowledge and the Professional Educator |
SEED 5318 | Motivating and Managing the Active Learning Environment |
SEED 5316 | Assessment for Diverse and Contemporary Classrooms |
SEED 5345 | Education in a Global Society |
SEED 5395 | Comprehensive Synthesis Seminar |
6 hours | Electives |
MA in Teaching Program Handbook
Program Administrative Support:
Email: SEED.MED@sfasu.edu
Phone: 936.468.2904