About the Program
The Master’s in Educational Leadership prepares educators to take on the role of a school administrator through coursework that is a mixture of a little theory and an abundance of application. Students apply learning to their school environments, from supervision, political processes, curriculum development to critical issues. This 39-hour program includes two semester-long internships and leads to certification in administration and supervision with a passing PRAXIS score.
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Program Learning Outcomes: Skills and Knowledge
The skills and knowledge obtained throughout the coursework are all aligned to the ELCC and NELP standards:
- Knowledge of human and public relations problems in education
- New curricular developments and trends
- Skills in practical applications of educational research
- Competence in applying principles of human and group behavior in problem situations.
- Knowledge and competencies in staff personnel administration
- Different leadership and management styles and a clear understanding and working knowledge of
- Learner-Centered Education
Tracks or Concentrations
- Elementary Administration
- Secondary Administration
Modalities of Instruction
- Face-to-Face
- Online, Synchronous (Scheduled Meeting Times)
- Hybrid
- Online, Asynchronous (On Demand)
Aspirational Career Sector
61. Education