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The
Master of Arts in Teaching program (M.A.T.) has been established
to enhance the professional development of teachers who are
committed to excellence in the classroom. The M.A.T. program
is designed for individuals who are interested in pursuing
either a master's degree or a master's degree and teacher
certification. The program is focused on improving expertise
in content areas, effective teaching strategies, and enhancing
the delivery of instruction to students. The goal of the M.A.T.
program is to equip educators to become servant leaders within
the school setting.
The
graduate program will focus on developing teachers who will
be skilled in leadership, curriculum design, and advanced
instructional strategies.
The
M.A.T. is a 36-hour, non-thesis professional degree which
may be combined with other requirements to allow an individual
to earn a master's degree and certification. Specializations
in the Master of Arts in Teaching degree include:
CERTIFICATIONS
AVAILABLE
EC-4
(Early childhood through fourth grade)
Grades
4-8
English
Language Arts and Reading
Mathematics
Science
Grades
8-12
Computer
Science
English
Language Arts and Reading
History
Life
Sciences
Mathematics
Science
All-Level
Kinesiology
Music
English As A Second Language Supplement or Special
Education Supplement (May be added to any other certification)
ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS
general admission
requirements,
There are no additional requirements other than those required for admission to the graduate program at DBU. However, students desiring to earn teacher certification through a graduate program must meet specific requirements. Please contact the College of Education Office for additional information.
Program Continuance:
Continuance in the program past the first 6 hours is pending submission of satisfactory scores on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE):
*a minimum verbal score of 400 combined with the quantitative score to
equal 850
or
*a minimum verbal score of 400 combined with a minimum analytical
writing score of 4.0
In lieu of the GRE, the applicant may submit the GMAT, MAT, or other nationally-recognized aptitude test with comparable scores upon approval of the program director and the Masters Degrees Admission Committee.
 College of Education Graduate Portfolio
 Graduation Information Fall 2006, Spring 2007
Graduate Course Descriptions
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