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    38 Elementary Education programs found

    Master Programs in Education Elementary Education

    Master’s degree programs are for students that have already completed a bachelor’s degree. Additional studies continue to develop concepts and delve further into theories and advanced techniques. Most will require two years of full-time attendance to finish, and students generally must complete a formal project that demonstrates mastery of the subject material.

    What is a Master in Elementary Education? These degree programs generally focus specifically on the needs of educators in the primary school system. They are intended for liberal arts college majors that have a desire to nurture the next generation of students. Topics of study often include instructional techniques, methods for managing a classroom, and common educational models. Students can learn to communicate effectively with school-age children and their students’ parents.

    After finishing one of these programs, graduates can design a course of study that maximizes a student’s learning achievements. They should also have enough understanding of learning psychology to spot issues with a child’s development. Programs typically reinforce public speaking and communication techniques.

    Costs for these programs vary wildly. For the best value, students should consider both traditional and online universities. The admissions departments of these institutions can provide more specific cost details.

    Most graduates enter the education field as teachers, but even within this targeted career outcome, there is plenty of variation. Educators are needed in nearly every community, and graduates may have options of where they can work and live. There is also the possibility to specialize in specific subjects such as art, history, or math. Some students further refine their expertise with more academic training and transition to work as counselors, administrators, and school psychologists.

    There are many different educational organizations for you to thoroughly research before deciding on a specific degree plan. If you have scheduling and logistical restraints, online programs are a great option. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.