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What is the best masters My college adviser tells me
that with a master's degree in
adult education I will be
qualified to begin teaching
online community college
courses in anything I took as
an undergraduate. I'm
wondering if it's better to
specialize in a specific field
to teach in. Any suggestions?
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here are some search results.Good Luck. http://www.yabloog.com/masters _degree_for_teaching_online.ht ml |
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Reputable online teaching I have a bachelor's degree in
Asian studies/international
communications. Have been
teaching English in Japan for
2 and a half years, and would
like to continue working and
living here whilst completing
an MA in education. Anybody
know of any good programs?
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There are some good programs. I worked with teachers in Toledo and at Sylvania schools they negotiated some tuition help for certain schools and one of them was an on line program. Now they did have to get in groups of 3 or 4 and do some joint work and then were on computer and phone at times. I can't recall the name of the school. But you need to look at ascertification. Check with a local Board of Eduation and ask for the Curiculum people or the HR person and see if they can suggest an online masters degree teacing program. Superintendent should be able to suggest one as well. I think one is Ashland but I'm not sure if it is connected to Ashland Univ. in Ohio. My daughter took some classes at BYU on line, but it was finishing up a few undergraduate classes. You could also check with some of the colleges you were connected with back in the states. BYU has a big international program, but I think that is more in business than in eduation. If you want to teach then you need to decide if you want ot teach on the HS level or college level. Your master's might be different depending on which you wanted to do. When you come back, where do you want to locate? Check with schools in that area both for master degrees on line and also with the type schools where you'd want to work. They may be able to advise you and also to tell what they need. There is a National Teacher Certification program and you might want to check on line about that and what the qualifications are. If you have National Teacher Certification, that could be a big point in you being hired over someone else. Good luck to you. |
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Does anyone know how I can get I only have a high school
diploma and no college credits
does anyone know a good online
school to get a teachers
degree thanks
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Before even looking into an online degree check with your state Department of Education and their requirements to get a license. Most have very strict standards and require a full Bachelor's Degree in a subject area to get a license to teach, as well as student teaching experience. Some states are more strict than others. If your state does not accept an online degree or recognize a certain college then all of your work would be for nothing. If your state does accept online degrees, then they will often post a list of acceptable programs that they recommend. You will need to do practical experience though (student teaching) that is impossible to do through the web. Good Luck! |
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What is the best website for |
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Be careful with bachelor degrees on line. You need to make sure they are certified or your degree may not count. There are more that do master's degrees on line. Ashland University is one. Contact your state's Department of Education to ask the kind of certification a college needs so you can make sure they are legitimate for your education degree. Seems like it is ASD something. If they are not certified then your degree may amount to nothng. There are may schools where they have Saturday classes and night classes and some of those schools may offer online classes as well so I'd recommend you go to a more traditional shool that also offers some online classes. You can call your local colleges and ask about their certification and what is neessary for education degree and then check online schools. If they say they are certified with some of those same agencies, then contact the agency to verify it. Good luck. Went to check on line. This one says it is NCATE certified and that is the group you need. http://www.wgu.edu/education/o nline_teaching_degree Phoenix Univ has online classes but I don't know about certifiation. i'd cross check though by finding the certifying agency and making sure they are approved as that can change fromt ime to time as NCATE comes in every so often to check out the system and they want to keep that certifcation. I checked Phoenix and they claim TECATE accreditation and I never heard of that before. It is NCATE that I recall from when I was working with the teacher's union in Ohio. So I'd recommend you look at NCATE. You could check with your Department of Education though about accreditation and what they require or recommend. This is Phoenix info. http://educationdegrees.phoeni x.edu/?channel=SRCH&psrc=googl e&keyword=degree_education_onl ine&pvp_campaign=14210_0917_9_ 95&creative_desc=P158904095_Br oad_Education-Degrees-Online_E ducation&pvp_campaign_int=2431 0_0917_9_95&gclid=CNadmqC3gJoC FRLoxgod0G-RGA |
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Online teaching degree?
Has anyone received a teaching
degree (at the bachelors
level) online and are
currently employed teaching?
If so from where did you get
your degree, and what state
are you teaching in?
way2college, that would be
really helpful if I wanted to
teach in India, thanks anyway!
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B.Ed Colleges in India http://www.way2college.com/B-E dColleges.php is a web portal which provides complete information about all the B.Ed colleges. This has information for more than 10000 colleges. |
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