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Academic Areas & Divisions
Curriculum & Instruction
Exemplary Masters Projects
As the culminating experience of their masters degree, Curriculum & Instruction students may choose to complete a masters project instead of a thesis or a written exam. Unlike the thesis, which typically is an empirical or conceptual study, the project entails the production, improvement, and/or evaluation of a product intended for use by practicing educators. Examples include:
- Developing a new educational technology
- Developing a middle school mathematics curriculum
- Revising an existing remedial reading program
- Pilot testing an existing instruction program
- Developing and pilot testing curriculum materials
- Evaluating a school's multicultural curriculum
- Writing a teacher's manual for leading educational tours abroad
Typically, this option is selected by those who plan to pursue careers as practitioners. Here we showcase exemplary masters projects selected by our faculty.
- Déana Scipio, M.Ed. — Connections: Science in Narrative Text
Curriculum & Instruction
