Master of Education with an Elementary/Middle School Mathematics Concentration
Minot State University is pleased to present grant supported courses which can be applied toward a Mathematics Concentration within the Master of Education (MEd) degree program at Minot State. A mathematics concentration within that degree will require five of the six courses:

 

MATH 532 Elementary/Middle School Problem Solving/Algebraic Reasoning (Summer 2009)

MATH 536 Number/Operation in Elementary/Middle School Math (Summer 2009)

MATH 531 Elementary/Middle School Measurement (Summer 2010)                           MATH 533 Elementary/Middle School Geometry (Summer 2010)                                   MATH 534 Elementary/Middle School Probability and Stats (Summer 2011)               MATH 535 Using Technology in Elementary/Middle School Math (Summer 2011)

These courses will be offered in a three-week format in Minot and a two-week format in Mayville during summer sessions. For more information on registration, see the summer brochure.

Required education courses in the MEd can also be taken during the same summers, but are also offered as weekend or night classes during the school year. Details about the entire MEd program are available at www.misu.nodak.edu/tehp/.

The above math classes are supported by a grant. The grant pays the cost of instruction, travel, room (if staying on campus)a, books, and stipends of $100 per credit for follow-up activities. Visit Grant Funding for more information about this grant.

Enrollment in the grant supported mathematics courses is also open to ND teachers who are not pursuing the MEd Degree.

CONTACT: If you have questions, please contact Cheryl Nilsen at Cheryl.Nilsen@minotstateu.edu or 701.858.3106 or 1.800.777.0750 ext 3106.