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Oct 15, 2025
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2024-2025 Graduate and Professional Studies Hill Book [ARCHIVED HILL BOOK]
Mathematics, 1-6 M.Ed.
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The M.Ed. in Mathematics, 1-6 ((Inclusive Education M.Ed. with a specialization in Mathematics, 1-6) is a 30-to-36-credit degree program that prepares teachers to be leaders and critical thinkers. Schools today are complex and diverse communities - reflecting a landscape rich with individual differences. Teachers in our program are prepared using a unique combination of theoretical and practical experiences. This approach ensures their ability to create and lead equitable spaces where difference is valued while at the same time preparing them for the realities and challenges of the classroom and the profession.
In this program, students will:
- strengthen their grasp of key mathematical concepts, from arithmetic to algebra, functions and probability, so they can teach with clarity, confidence and precision
- develop skills to utilize effective, student-centered instructional strategies like high-leverage routines, problem-based learning and authentic assessment in grades 1-6
- gain the specialized content and pedagogical knowledge needed to support diverse learners in mathematics
All students take five core inclusive education courses as well as the coursework for their licensure. For the mathematics, 1-6 licensure, courses prepare educators to create and lead an inclusive classroom for grades 1-6 mathematics. This program includes a mix of in-person and online courses.
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Complete Five Licensure Courses
Complete Two Practicum Courses
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