An advanced program that builds on content that certified teachers mastered at the undergraduate level to facilitate their work with young children, their families, and their communities.
Why Choose the Master of Education in Early Childhood Education at NSU
This advanced program builds on content that certified teachers mastered at the undergraduate level to facilitate their work with young children, their families, and their communities. The degree program is comprised of Education courses and a Practicum experience that address the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) standards, and the program involves advanced candidates in strengthening their knowledge, skills, and dispositions relating to working with children from birth to eight years.
Learn practical, real-world strategies to manage classrooms, collaborate with teams, and lead inclusive instruction across diverse educational settings.
Explore the principles and practices of designing, evaluating, and implementing curricula that enhance teaching effectiveness and promote continuous school improvement.
Examines strategies for enhancing teaching practices and using data-driven assessment methods to improve student learning and overall instructional effectiveness.
Students who already hold Elementary certification can add on the Early Childhood grades by accumulating 12 hours of combined Nursery School and Kindergarten coursework. Suggested courses include ECED 5560, ECED 5570, ECED 5580, and RDG 5020, all of which are offered online each summer.
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