M.S. in Education - Literacy and Learning in the Content Areas (Grades 6–12)
Offered By: Walden University
The MS in Education with a specialization in Literacy and Learning in the Content Areas (Grades 6-12) is designed to help you improve your students' literacy skills while helping you teach your content area curriculum more effectively. Whether you teach History, Science, Math, Social Studies, English or other content areas, this practical and innovative degree program features research-based strategies that enable you to prepare your struggling students for more complex, abstract and sophisticated learning in your classroom.
Walden's M.S.Ed. program is offered through The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership, named for the former Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education. The college is the choice of more than 37,000 students and alumni. Walden also supports the teaching profession by offering more than $5 million in education scholarships for classroom teachers. In addition, M.S.Ed. alumni strongly endorse their Walden experience. More than 95% of M.S.Ed. graduates said earning their degrees at Walden enhanced their professional performance (Based on Walden's 2007 graduate survey respondents).
