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Suggested Course Sequence: Master in Teaching Math and Science (MTMS)

Your course sequence depends on your endorsements, background, and preferred program level. You’ll receive a customized course sequence upon acceptance into the program. The following is a sample course sequence that gives a general suggestion of possible course requirements and time requirements.

Summer 

EDU 6130  Classroom Management (3)
EDU 6170 Inquiry, Teaching, and Assessment Methods for Math and Science I (4)
EDU 6918 Introduction to Teaching (4)
EDU 6134 Professional Issues: Child Abuse/Others (2)
 

Autumn 

EDU 6133 Diversity in America (3)
EDU 6171 Inquiry, Teaching, and Assessment Methods for Math and Science II (3)
EDU 6132 Learners in Context (3)
EDU 6945 Internship (2)
 

Winter 

EDU 6172 Inquiry, Teaching, and Assessment Methods for Math and Science III (2)
EDU 6500 Educational Technology for Math & Science (3)
EDU 6945 Internship (5)
 

Spring

EDU 6139 Leadership in Teaching (3)
EDU 6173 Inquiry, Teaching, and Assessment Methods for Math and Science IV (2)
EDU 6945 Internship (7)

MTMS Degree requirements

Please allow for the following 15 credits:

Required Courses:

EDU 6978 Introduction to STEM Education Research (3)
EDU 6085 Moral Issues in Education (3)
EDSP 6644 Educating Exceptional Students (3)
EDU 6120 American Education: Past and Present (3)
 

Elective Requirement – One of:

EDU 6524 Curriculum Design (3)
EDU 6600 Communication and Collaboration: Parents, Colleagues, Community (3)
EDU 6655 Human Development and the Principles of Learning (3)
EDRD 6530 Reading/Writing in Content Areas (3)
EDRD 6533 Writing: Process to Product (3)
EDSC 6359 Secondary Science Methods (3)
EDSC 6357 Teaching Secondary Mathematics (3)
EDTC 6XXX 3-credit 6000-level course with program chair approval

NOTE: Many students prefer to complete the master's degree component during Spring Quarter and Summer Sessions following their internships. It includes classes such as Moral Issues in Education, American Education: Past and Present, and Survey of Instructional Strategies. 

Find information about this Program Overview, Program Outline, Suggested Course Sequence, and Admission Information.

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