Elementary Education, M.Ed.

Program Description

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Elementary Education is designed for already licensed elementary educators who seek to build their understanding of elementary pedagogy, integrate digital technology into instruction, and use assessment methods effectively to respond to students’ needs. Students will learn how to increase student achievement during the critical early years by evaluating and designing instructional methods appropriate for the developmental needs of elementary learners.

Program Outcomes

1. Design and deliver evidenced-based curriculum that demonstrates cultural competence and supports various environments. (AO3)
2. Create effective, student-centered learning environments using appropriate requirements, theories, and standards to make data-driven decisions. (AO1)
3. Develop assessment strategies that inform instructional decisions. (AO1)
4. Collaborate with others in a learning community to foster continuous professional improvement and enhance student achievement. (AO5)
5. Use current tools and technology to enhance instructional practices, encourage critical thinking, and support student achievement. (AO4)
6. Apply knowledge of current laws, ethical standards, and their influence on student achievement and well-being. (AO2)

Mission Statement

The mission of the Master’s in Elementary Education is to provide a graduate program to licensed elementary educators to enhance their understanding of elementary pedagogy, integrate digital technology into instruction, and use assessment methods effectively to respond to students’ needs.