The Master of Education in Learning and Teaching in a Democratic Society
The graduate program in Education offers three areas
of concentration:
| Elementary Education | 43 credits | |
| Secondary Certification | 40 credits | |
| Reflective Practitioner | 30 credits |
The Master of Education at Cedar Crest college prepares
Master Teachers with an Understanding of Policy Development and
Advocacy, makes use of the Democratic Classroom Model, and prepares
teachers for National Certification through integrated coursework,
something that is exclusive in Eastern Pennsylvania to Cedar Crest
College
For more information contact the Center for Lifelong Learning at
610-740-3770 or 800-360-1222
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