The Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction: Mathematics program is designed for teachers in K-12 schools and community colleges who want to enhance their content knowledge and skills in mathematics in order to increase student learning and understanding of foundational mathematics concepts. An emphasis is placed on effective teaching strategies and practices that are aligned with the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) standards and that address developmental learning, acquiring proficiency, problem solving and demonstrating understanding in mathematics for all children. Integrated throughout the concentration courses is the effective use of technology to improve student outcomes in the K-12 and community college core curriculum.
I have a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education- English, but would like to teach math as well. Can I select this option if I do not have a bachelor’s in math?
Sabrina, Yes, you may select the Math concentration. Your bachelor’s degree needs to be from a Regionally Accredited Institute. Thank you.
I have my BA in elementary education, been teaching for twelve years, considered highly qualified in math by Wyoming, and have started another program to get my Master’s in Mathmatics. Will my course work already taken from the University of Wyomig transfer?
David, We do accept up to 6 credit hours for transfer credits. There is a specific process that needs to be followed to confirm if credits transfer. Please contact us and we can review the process with you and ensure this program is a good fit for you. Thank you.
I currently teach middle school mathematics. Do you have requirements to get into the master’s program for math?
Andy, There are no additional requirements for the Math concentration. Here are the requirements for the University: Requirements. Thank you.
I am a primary math teacher and have been teaching for 6 years. I hold a B.S.B.A degree. I would like to have a Master’s degree to support my teaching ability and knowledge. However, I need an online degree. Please advise. Thank you.
Magda, please review the degrees offered and consider your career goals. Do you want to get a Master of Education with a concentration in Math or would you rather go into a administrative type position? Please click on this link to review your options: Programs. This program is designed for educators working full-time. I would suggest that you call us directly so you can learn if this is the right type of program for you. Thank you.
I need 18 graduate hours in Mathematics because I already have a Master’s in Religious Education and want to teach Math on a college campus.
Tempie, Please review the Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction: Mathematics, to see if this program will help you achieve your goal. Thank you.
I am a Special Education teacher at the high school level teaching Algebra 1 to students on IEPs and also supporting students on IEPs in General Education Geometry. Will this Master’s give me the credentials to teach general education Math at the junior high and senior high levels?
Dianne, The Master’s degree in Education does not come with licensure or certification. Click Here: The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction: The Inclusive Classroom Special Education. If this is your program of interest, it is designed for the General Education Teacher (K-12) and will provide the knowledge and skills needed to work effectively with students with disabilities mainstreamed in the general education classrooms. Thank you.
Will getting a Master’s provide me with the courses needed to teach at the community college level?
Karen, An individual seeking employment in higher education, including at the community college level, must have, at a minimum, subject matter expertise, appropriate experience in your field, and a Master’s degree. Thank you.
I would appreciate enhancing my knowledge and skills of teaching mathematics through this program. I am a teacher in a primary school and would like to update my skills.
Hello Deki, Concordia University will help you build your knowledge and skills in the Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction: Mathematics. The first five courses focus on the basic skills required to become a highly qualified teacher. The final five courses focus on your Math concentration.
I am a high school math teacher and I am intrigued by this program. Does the online math degree focus on specific subjects (calculus, geometry, statistics) or does it cover all of them?
Nick, great question! The online master’s degree in math education is meant for all math educators, regardless of their area of specialization. The curriculum emphasizes strategies and practices that are aligned with the NCTM standards.