Graduate Studies
in
Education and
Educational Administration
Director: Michael Arnold
Administrative Assistant: Brooke Walters
Office: 120 Gott Educational Center
(417) 328-1700 or 1-800-792-4191
Program Purposes:
A graduate should be able to:
- identify schools of philosophical thought and analyze one's personal philosophy of education as it relates to Christian educational thought;
- identify current educational issues and trends and evaluate and implement sound educational practice;
- attain proficiency in the areas of educational research and statistical analysis;
- demonstrate a sound understanding of learning theories and become adept in applying them in classroom or administrative situations;
- develop the ability to investigate, analyze, and initiate curricular and instructional change and improvement;
- become adept at using advanced educational technology in instruction and evaluation;
- increase teaching expertise and general proficiency in instruction or administration;
- become committed to engaging in professional growth and development on a continuing basis;
- expand subject matter knowledge in all education content fields; and
- strengthen one's value system consistent with a Christian ethical position.
Program Accreditation and Approval:
- The Higher Learning Commission & North Central Association Membership
- Association of Christian Schools International
- Programs in Education approved by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Program Opportunities:
Master of Science in Education
Master of Science in Education / Lead Teacher
Master of Science in Education / Instructional Technology Leadership
Master of Science in Educational Administration - Elementary Principal
Master of Science in Educational Administration - Secondary Principal
Education Specialist in Educational Administration - Superintendency