American College of Education offers a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction that provides educators with the skills and knowledge to improve their teaching effectiveness and enhance student achievement.
Through this graduate program, candidates learn research-based strategies and best practices for developing effective instructional programs and managing safe, supportive learning environments. Candidates also develop leadership skills to engage the community in support of student learning and to advocate for the success of all students.
The program curriculum is aligned with the National Board for Professional Teaching Core Propositions.
The following graduate-level concentrations, specializations and endorsements can supplement your Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. These concentrations may also be taken as a student at-large.
The M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction is intended for P-12 educators who wish to have a positive impact on student achievement, advance their career to a leadership role in teaching, and realize their vision for learning.
Graduates from American College of Education with an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership may further their knowledge and development with dual degree in Curriculum and Instruction.