Elementary Education (M.Ed.)

Information for Current Students

Welcome to the Master of Education in Elementary Education (M.Ed. ELED) program! If you teach in the classroom, are involved in decision-making in your school and district, and are committed to quality professional growth, the M.Ed.ELED is designed for you.  Course and program goals and learner outcomes are based on your professional setting and teaching responsibilities to ensure transfer of “theory to practice.” 

As a successful M.Ed. ELED student, you will achieve the following:

• Develop advanced competencies in curriculum development, evaluation and instructional design.
• Develop an understanding of the diverse nature of learners and society.
• Assume leadership roles in the profession.
• Use technology to enhance learning.
• Understand and use appropriate assessment and evaluation tools. (Assessment Literacy)
• Engage in scholarly activities.
• Think and reflect critically about the educational process and your professional practice. (Essential Dispositions)

Information You Can Use

Visit this website often for up-to-date information and announcements about your program. Here are some of the features you will find on this site:

• Announcements of recent developments, information, etc. (right column)
• Degree requirements (including Program of Study form, surveys)
• Student Resources (including contact information, graduate student support)
• Frequently Asked Questions (including advising issues, directions for registration)
• Course Schedules (including up-to-date listings of required, elective courses offered for semester registration)

College of Education
Hawkins Hall, Room 304

Phone: 410-704-2570
Fax: 410-704-2733