A graduate degree in Curriculum and Instruction extends and enhances the abilities of the modern educator. A focus on improved curriculum development and delivery of instruction is combined with academic literacy and research skills to support the teacher’s pursuit of excellence.
Current Drury undergraduate students may apply for a 4+1 accelerated version of the M.Ed Curriculum and Instruction (Elementary, Middle, or Secondary) degree so that their program of study is started during their undergraduate program and completed in one year upon completion of the undergraduate program. Students must meet specific eligibility criteria (available upon request from advisors or the College of Graduate Studies). Once eligibility is confirmed and the application approved, the student must meet with an advisor for an individualized program of study.
Program Advisor: Dr. Gail Slye
Office: St. Robert
Phone: (573) 451-2400
E-Mail: gslye@drury.edu
This degree program consists of 30 credit hours.
This M.Ed. degree may be completed 100% online. However, those seeking this degree in conjunction with a post-baccalaureate K-12 teaching certification must also successfully complete in-person practicum and student teaching experiences required by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
SCI 621 must be taken within the first two semesters.
EDUC 689 and EDUC 700 must be taken in last 9 hours of program.
Additional 3 hours of Teaching Field Elective.
Program Advisor: Dr. Ed Williamson
Office: St. Robert
Phone: (417) 873-6666
E-Mail: ewilliam@drury.edu
This degree program consists of 30 credit hours.
This M.Ed. degree may be completed 100% online. However, those seeking this degree in conjunction with a post-baccalaureate K-12 teaching certification must also successfully complete in-person practicum and student teaching experiences required by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
SCI 621 must be taken within first two semesters. EDUC 689 and 700 must be taken in last 9 hours of program.
Additional 6 hours of Teaching Field Elective.
Program Advisor: Dr. Ginney Norton
Office: Lay Hall, Room 205
Phone: (417) 873-7377
E-Mail: gnorton@drury.edu
This degree program consists of 30 credit hours.
This M.Ed. degree may be completed 100% online. However, those seeking this degree in conjunction with a post-baccalaureate K-12 teaching certification must also successfully complete in-person practicum and student teaching experiences required by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
SCI 621 must be taken within first two semesters. EDUC 689 and 700 must be taken in last 9 hours of program.
Additional 9 hours of Teaching Field Elective.
