M.S. in Education with Specialization
In
Environmental Education (OCEE)
MS in Environmental Education (OCEE) - An NGTE Cluster Program
Master of Science in Education with specialization
in Environmental Education degree candidates complete
this specialization using the Program of Study posted below. Environmental
Education is
a National/International Online Cluster Program of the National Graduate
Teacher Education Program and the Graduate Teacher Education Program
(GTEP). All courses listed are offered on a scheduled basis for
cluster/cohort groups through NGTE. Cluster participants entering
this specialization will follow program outlines listed and must comply
with program requirements for degree
candidacy and completion.
Master of Science in Education with specialization in Environmental Education is designed for educational professionals who seek to incorporate environmental education perspectives within their curricula. Through the interdisciplinary examination of current cultural contexts, socio-economic factors and formal & informal educational settings, participants will gain a critical perspective on the theory and practice of environmental education. This examination will be based upon the participants' personal teaching experiences. Upon completion of the program, participants will have developed a personal conceptual framework for environmental education and have applied these concepts to curriculum design.
Participants should contact their state department of education for guidance in obtaining certification or licensure or local school district for approval in fulfilling district level incentive programs. Certification requirements vary by state and district. Participants entering degree programs will follow program outlines listed for that degree and must comply with program requirements for degree candidacy and completion.
To enter and complete this program of study participants must:
Program of Study for M.S. in Education - Environmental Education
Each Course 3 credits - Students should register for both sessions 2 weeks prior to start date of term
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