LASELL COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
Master of Education - Elementary Education (Grades 1-6)
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
21 mo
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Level
- 300 hours minimumStudent Teaching Experience
- 39 creditsTotal Coursework
- 8-week sessionsFlexible Course Format
- HybridAttendance Mode
- Approved by MA DESEProfessional Licensure
- Paid Internship OpportunitiesProfessional Experience
Lasell College's Master of Education in Elementary Education program (Grades 1-6) is designed to provide you with the necessary qualifications and a strong foundation to become a licensed, effective elementary school teacher. The program focuses on creating dynamic, inclusive, and engaging classroom environments. You will learn current teaching techniques, explore educational policy and research, and develop skills in curriculum design and student assessment. This program offers a hybrid format, combining online learning with a few required on-campus meetings. Coursework is delivered in flexible 8-week sessions, allowing you to balance your studies with professional commitments. You will benefit from close faculty mentorship and engage in valuable professional experiences, including a significant practicum (student teaching) and a personal research project. Graduates are prepared to obtain professional licensure in Massachusetts and often secure job offers in their chosen classrooms upon completion.
Curriculum
The M.Ed. in Elementary Education curriculum consists of 39 credits, divided into 18 core course credits and 21 credits for licensure requirements. The program includes a minimum of 300 hours of supervised student teaching (Practicum) and a Pre-Practicum course for those without prior teaching licensure or extensive experience. Courses are delivered in 8-week modules. Note: If you have already completed a Sheltered English Immersion (SEI) course, you will take ED773 Teacher as a Leader instead of ED761 Sheltered English Immersion.
- Year 1 (Sample)
- Mathematics Concepts & CurriculumED720
- Science & Technology Concepts/CurriculumED721
- Social Studies Concepts & CurriculumED722
- Curriculum & Assessment Diverse LearnersED711
- Literacy Instruction: ElementaryED712
- Reading Supports for Elementary LearnersED713
- Sheltered English ImmersionED761
- Year 2 (Sample)
- Pre-PracticumED797
- Practicum: ElementaryED796
Careers
Graduates of the M.Ed. in Elementary Education program are prepared for careers as licensed elementary school teachers. The program's strong ties with local school districts and practical experience components often lead to job offers upon graduation. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects over 100,000 openings for kindergarten and elementary school teachers annually.
- Kindergarten Teacher
- Elementary School Teacher
- Training and Development Specialist
- Para professional
- Assistant Principal
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Tuition information is not provided in the source text. Lasell College offers Graduate Assistantships, scholarships, and paid internship opportunities which can help offset costs.
How to apply
1. Submit InquiryComplete the 'Request Info' form by providing your First Name, Last Name, Email Address, and Mobile Phone number. You can also indicate your anticipated start date.
2. Prepare Application MaterialsGather all required application documents. Specific requirements beyond the initial inquiry form are not detailed in the provided text but typically include transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement for graduate programs.
3. Submit ApplicationSubmit your complete application package to the university. Specific submission methods (online portal, mail) are not detailed but can usually be found on the university's graduate admissions page.
Scholarships
ScholarshipsPartial and full scholarships available
Graduate AssistantshipsStipend provided
Accreditation
Approved by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).