Self-Designed Option at Seattle Campus
This flexible 48-hour offering may be completed full time or part
time. Courses meet late afternoons, evenings and occasional Saturdays.
You
build your program around your professional interests and
the core knowledge areas below.
Core Knowledge Areas
Build your program from four interdisciplinary areas:
- Diversity and equity
- Curriculum studies and reflective practices
- Leadership and reform
- Inquiry and research
Concentration
You design an area of concentration combining courses, independent
studies and collaborative projects.
Concentration options include Adult Education, Global Education, First Peoples' Education, and K-12 Teaching Endorsement areas: Library Media, Special Education, Environmental and Sustainability Education, and Literacy.
The Inquiry Project
You conclude your master's degree by delving into literature
and research either individually or collaboratively. You decide
your topic of inquiry in consultation with your faculty advisor. Your final product may be a major original analysis of your research topic or an alternative professional product, such as a curriculum unit, a grant proposal, a website or online instructional site, a public forum or educational training, an assessment protocol, or policy statement or white paper essay.
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