Program of Study Requirements: Teaching, Learning and Leading, M.Ed. - Lipscomb University

Teaching, Learning and Leading (30 hours)

The M.Ed. in Teaching, Learning and Leading focuses on both the theory and implementation of best practices in teaching and learning while equipping the participant to take a leadership role in his or her teaching setting. The program provides a solid foundation in research-based instruction, curriculum, teaching strategies, data use and skills. Sharing a common core of classes with the other M.Ed. programs, the M.Ed. in Teaching, Learning and Leading is designed to enhance both teaching skills and career opportunities.

Course Requirements

All M.Ed. candidates take the following two courses as non-credit, no-charge, and pass/fail, one during their first semester and one during the semester in which they graduate:

Leadership Core

Required for all candidates in advanced programs, with the exception of School Counseling (15 hours)

MAJOR Teaching, Learning and Leading

M.Ed. LEADERSHIP CORE + 15 hours

EG 5363 - Action Research (3)
12 hours of electives chosen to support individual learning goals.

Electives and Other Courses

Note:

^*Special Topics include courses such as “Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” (3) and more.