Mathematics Teaching

Overview

The MAEd in Mathematics Teaching at Baldwin Wallace University is a 12-month, full-time program that begins in May and prepares students to teach by the following summer. Students will master research-based teaching strategies along with five-days-per-week field and clinical experiences in local schools. An integrative seminar supports the student's professional development as a teacher. Graduates of the program are guaranteed job interviews for any open position in the students’ teaching field within the placement school district.

Program Features

• Inquiry-based learning, research-based teaching, and technology integration are guiding principles of the program.
• 12-month, full-time program starts in May, with MAEd and license completion at the end of the following spring semester, so students are eligible to teach in the fall.
• Hybrid cohort model in which students form close professional relationships with classmates and faculty through online coursework and in-person field experiences.
• Individualized mentoring by supervising faculty in the placement district.
• Extensive field and clinical work in classrooms throughout the academic year.
• Comprehensive program price includes tuition, books, and fees for professional association memberships and background checks.

Accreditation

Baldwin Wallace University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association.