M.A. in Education K-12

Online Beginning June 2010

Through the Education K-12 program, James Sullivan has become more reflective of his teaching, and his concern for his students’ well-being has increased.

Experienced K-12 educators: Advance your career

The educational environment is rapidly changing.
Explore the educator's expanding leadership roles and responsibilities.
Examine how to improve the classroom experience for your students.
Capitalize on your experience to improve education.

Focus on significant classroom issues

Accountability
Classroom management
Improving instruction
Assessment
Curriculum design
Understanding learners better
Helping differentiated-needs students

Program Concentration Options

Complete all online core courses and select 1 concentration.

Recommended Concentration

Differentiated Concentration: online

Additional Concentrations

Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate: face-to-face
Educational Administration Concentration: hybrid (one face-to-face and two online courses)
International Baccalaureate* Education Certificate: face-to-face
Reading Concentration: face-to-face
Special Education Concentration: hybrid (a combination of face-to-face and online courses)
Teacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning License: online

*International Baccalaureate is a registered trademark of the International Baccalaureate Organization.

Accreditation

All education programs are approved by the Minnesota Board of Teaching. Bethel University is a member in good standing of the Teacher Education Accreditation Council.

Complete your M.A. in Education K-12

32-33 semester credits
Register once for the entire program
Join a supportive group of busy educators who progress through the program together
Be evaluated primarily on written assignments, projects, presentations, class discussions, and small group participation.

Schedule designed for busy, in-career adults

Courses are delivered online and are generally taken 1 at a time
Courses are taken sequentially throughout the calendar year
Hybrid and face-to-face concentrations meet on Bethel's campus (near the intersection of 35W and 694) or at convenient metro locations