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Curriculum and Instruction-Reading, M.Ed.
The West Texas A&M University Curriculum & Instruction Program with an emphasis in Reading Education prepares confident, skilled, and reflective literacy leader. Reading Education candidates can expect the following:
- High Quality Curriculum
The candidates will develop in-depth knowledge of research, theories and models
- Convenience & Flexibility
100% online degree program
- Positive Impact on teaching pedagogy
The program allows the candidates to know appropriate classroom practices, authentic assessment pertinent to reading and writing and instructional strategies to meet the needs of diverse student populations
- Career marketability
The program will open the doors to wider job opportunities such as instructional coaching, curriculum specialist, literacy coach, etc.
- Ability to Deal With New Technologies
The candidates will be able to integrate appropriate technologies in classroom instruction and online instruction
- Additional Opportunity
Earn a Texas Reading Specialist (EC-12) certification