Preparing teachers to incorporate creative, problem-based, student-centered instruction in their classroom.
Drexel University’s Master of Science in Mathematics Learning and Teaching represents a highly evolved synthesis of research-based best practices and a collaboration between the School of Education’s leaders in the field of mathematics education and the Award-Winning Math Forum @ Drexel.
This 45-46 credit program can be completed on a part-time basis, and offers students an opportunity to achieve a Drexel University Certificate in Graduate Study, as well as a Master’s:
- M.S. in Mathematics Learning and Teaching: is designed to provide teachers with the preparation needed to clearly communicate successful techniques to help students reason through mathematical challenges with an analytical, multiple-solution approach. It provides teachers with the disposition, skills and breadth of expertise needed to implement problem-based, student-center, technology-intensive instruction. Ideal for teachers interested in further study and developing positions in cutting-edge mathematics learning and teaching, as well as serving as a leader and advocate in their home schools and districts.
- Certificate of Graduate Study in Mathematics Learning and Teaching: consists of five 3-credit courses preparing teachers for further study and development in cutting-edge mathematics learning and teaching. CGS students take courses alongside MS students, and are encouraged to matriculate into the MS program. Click here to apply for this certificate program.
Online Master's in Mathematics Learning and Teaching features and benefits:
- Convenience – A flexible, totally online degree program that fits easily into your busy work and personal schedule.
- Quality - Online courses are developed and taught by the nationally recognized faculty of the School of Education - the same faculty who teach Drexel's on campus courses.
- Interactivity – You’ll enjoy online, discussion-based courses, along with regularly-scheduled, synchronous problem solving sessions.
Please note this program requires proof of certification for teaching at the middle or high school level for admission. Private or charter school teachers without certification can contact the program director for further evaluation. Applicants without certification can also pursue other M.S. programs and take MLT courses as electives or content courses.
About the Math Forum @ Drexel:
Drexel's Graduate Programs in Mathematics Learning and Teaching involve a collaboration between the School of Education and the Math Forum @ Drexel. This award-winning association will enhance your experience while in the Mathematics Learning and Teaching program, in your classroom, and beyond. Learn more about the Math Forum @ Drexel below.
The Math Forum @ Drexel has become one of the most successful applications of the Internet to education in any field. It is an online community bringing together tens of thousands of students, teachers, educators, and mathematics enthusiasts to do mathematics, solve problems, and learn from each other.
- Selected as one of the Best Web Sites for Teachers on the Internet
- Selected as one of the 101 Best Web Sites for Secondary Teachers and 101 Best Web Sites for Elementary Teachers (by the International Society for Technology in Education)
- Received a 2002 Sci/Tech Web award by Scientific American
- Selected by PC Magazine as one of the Top 101 Most Incredibly Useful Web Sites
For more information about the Math Forum, visit http://mathforum.org/.
Interested in learning more?
Click here to view the curriculum for our Master's in Mathematics Learning and Teaching .
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for the fall & winter terms. Apply today! See admissions criteria for specific supplemental materials required.
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