master of education (M.ed.) in Curriculum and instruction in Accomplished Teaching

(Formerly the M.Ed. in Accomplished Teaching)

ANNOUNCING IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THE M.Ed. PROGRAM FOR FALL 2011!

Effective Fall 2011, the M.Ed. in Accomplished Teaching will change to the M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction in Accomplished Teaching. The Curriculum and Instruction major will classify as a new field certification. Consequently, GAPSC will be developing standards and assessments over the next two years. As a result, the program has extended grandfathering dates. Students must enroll in the program before January 15, 2013 and must graduate before September 15, 2015. To review the complete requirements, visit GAPSC Rule 505-2-.41.

For more information on the M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction in Accomplished Teaching program and other Online Education Programs, visit the Dewar College of Education Online Program.

Admission Overview

  • Fully online, requires no campus visits.
  • Fall, Spring, and Summer admission available.
  • Advanced education degree for teachers certified in any teaching field.
  • Upcoming deadlines
    • Fall 2011: August 2, 2011
  • Visit the Dewar College of Education M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction in Accomplished Teaching page for  
    • Admission information
    • Program of study
    • Course Descriptions
    • Link to Online Application
    • Note: Retention, Dismissal Policy: Earning grades below “B” in graduate courses will result in the following consequences: Students admitted Fall 2011and thereafter will be dismissed from the Graduate School if they accumulate three or more academic deficiency points unless otherwise indicated by individual program policy. A grade of “C” (although it may be credited toward a degree) equals one deficiency point. A grade of “D,” “WF” or “F,” or “U” (none of which will be credited toward a degree) equals two deficiency points. Candidates admitted BEFORE Fall 2011 and receiving two grades below “C” (“D”, “F”, “WF”,“U”) will be dismissed from the program. One grade below a "C" results in a warning.