Curriculum and Instruction

The concentration in Curriculum and Instruction is a curriculum-based program designed to combine excellence in instructional methodologies used in education with foundation coursework that focuses on the at-risk student in the mainstream. An integration of personal and group motivational techniques and theories in organizational management, along with a summary of legal issues in education introduces the student to innovative, applied models of instruction.

FOUNDATION COURSES - Curriculum and Instruction (15 credit hours) - Check courses below:

EDF 7103 Philosophy, Accountability and Change (3 cr hrs)
EDF 7163 Research: Assessment and Evaluation (3 cr hrs)
EDF 7203 Diverse Community of Learners (3 cr hrs)
EDF 7303 Leadership and Management of Change (3 cr hrs)
EDF 8503 Master's Research Project (3 cr hrs)

CONCENTRATION COURSES - Curriculum and Instruction (12 credit hours) - Check courses below:

EDC 7291 Differentiated Instruction (3 cr hrs)
EDC 7295 Theory and Practice of Curriculum Development (3 cr hrs)
EDC 7297 Curriculum Evaluation (3 cr hrs)
EDC 7299 Curriculum Design & Content Standards (3 cr hrs)
HRC 7000 Statistics Workshop (NC)

ELECTIVE COURSES - Prior approval from advisor must be obtained - concentration and foundation courses must be taken first.
Select from:

EDC 7293 Instructional Theory & Techniques (3 cr hrs)
EDC 7703 School & Community Resources for Education Intervention (3 cr hrs)
EDC 7753 Assessment Techniques for At-Risk-Learners (3 cr hrs)

To get started on completing your Master of Arts in Education degree, contact us today to schedule an appointment with an advisor.

Request More Information | Apply Now | or Call Us at 602-371-1188 or toll-free at 800-235-9586.