Master's Degree in Elementary Education
Master
Online
Description
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Type
Master
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
If you’re ready to take on a new leadership role in your school system but want to do it on your own terms, Ball State University offers you one of the most customizable master’s in education in elementary education programs in the nation.
You can choose a degree concentration that aligns with your academic strengths and interests, whether it’s early childhood education, elementary education, or reading/literacy instruction.
If you want to choose a specialty area, you can choose from other focus areas, such as: autism, educational technology for teachers, gifted and talented education (high ability), human development and learning, middle school education, response to intervention, English as a new language, and more.
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Subjects
- Early Childhood Education
- Technology
- Elementary education
- Teaching
- School Education
- Literacy
- English
- School
- Childhood
- Education
Course programme
30 credits
Professionals in the fields of early childhood and elementary education will enhance and expand their professional knowledge and expertise. Concentration areas in literacy, early childhood education, and elementary education are available.
Departmental core requirements (per field of study)
Reading/Literacy- Early Literacy Development
- Disciplinary and Integrated Literacy in Elementary Classrooms
- Teaching Literacy to Diverse Learners
- Classroom Literacy Assessment
- Education in a Diverse Society
- Understanding Data to Inform Teaching and Learning in Elementary Schools
- The Teaching of Reading in the Elementary School
- Observation and Assessment in Early Childhood
- Education in a Diverse Society
- Early Literacy Development
(Must include EDEL 676 Research in Elementary Educ)
Reading/Literacy
- Research in Elementary Education
- The Teaching of Reading in the Elementary School
- Psychological Foundations of Reading
- Basic Concepts in Elementary Education
- Research in Elementary Education
- Psychology of Human Development
- Child Development
- Introduction to Early Childhood Education
- Research in Elementary Education
- Child Development
Concentration Areas (per field of study)
Reading/Literacy
- Integrating Technology in the Literacy Program
- Issues in the Teaching of Literacy
- The Organization and Supervision of a School Reading Program
- History of Reading
- Advanced Teaching Methods in Language Arts
- School, Family, and Community Partnerships
- Discipline and Classroom Management: Some Practical Approaches
- Principles of Differentiation in the Elementary Classroom
- Development, Implementation, and Evaluation of Elementary Classroom Programs
- The Effective Use of Technology in the Elementary School
- School, Family, and Community Partnerships
- Play and Creativity in Early Childhood
- Educational Programs for Young Children
- Administration of Early Childhood Programs
- Infant and Toddler Education
- Mentoring Early Childhood Professionals
Four courses approved by the advisor.
Certificates (Application required)Students may substitute one of the following certificates or an add-on license for a required concentration:
- Literacy Instruction
- Early Childhood Administration
- Early Childhood Master Teacher
- Enhanced Teaching Practice for Elementary Teachers
- Response to Intervention
- Autism
- Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
- Human Growth Development
- High Ability
- English as a New Language
- Middle School Education
- Educational Technology
Master's Degree in Elementary Education