Master of Educational Design and Technology Curriculum Instruction and Assessment
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
This program is currently not approved for federal financial aid by the U.S. Department of Education (ED).
Why earn a Master of Educational Design and Technology, Curriculum Instruction and Assessment?
This program can provide the skills to create educational models that keep students engaged and inspired.
What does curriculum instruction and assessment involve?
Curriculum, instruction and assessment involves the use of classroom assessments to identify strengths, gaps in learning and a teacher’s next steps for instruction. Students will learn about evaluating the performance of school curricula and programs, selecting appropriate instructional methods, and personalizing curriculum and assessment to better meet the needs of students.
Is a Master of Educational Design and Technology, Curriculum Instruction and Assessment good to have? It depends on what you learn.
- Demonstrate and promote appreciation for multiethnic and multicultural awareness in K-12 instructional methods, curriculum development and assessment.
- Explore curriculum mapping to develop, implement and evaluate curricula for use in multiple educational settings.
- Hone your teaching and learning strategies to measure student performance and to develop assessments that measure a student’s understanding of the content.
- Assess learner progress toward achieving academic goals and establish curriculum and instructional plans to support learner progress and success.
Class size varies based on course objectives and the teaching demands of the subject matter. In general, Strayer University aims to keep the student-to-instructor ratio low.
How long does it take to get a Master of Educational Design and Technology, Curriculum Instruction and Assessment degree?
- There are 10 11-week courses in this program.
- How many courses you take at a time will determine how long the overall program will be.
- Strayer University credits are expressed in quarter hours.
- One quarter hour of credit is granted for the successful completion of 10 contact hours per course.
- The standard requirement for one course is for students to spend 10 to 14 hours in weekly work, including in- and out-of-classroom work. The Strayer course design uses this requirement to meet applicable regulatory standards.
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Completion of Strayer University’s Master of Educational Design and Technology program does not guarantee a student has met the requirements to apply for public school teacher or administrator licensure in any state, nor that a student will be eligible for pay raises, promotions or other job-related benefits. Students pursuing teacher or school administrator certification in the public school system should contact their respective state offices of education as well as local school district to confirm educational requirements before beginning the program. More information about state-specific requirements.
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How much does a Master of Educational Design and Technology in Curriculum Instruction and Assessment cost?
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Program cost breakdown
The Strayer Master of Educational Design and Technology program consists of 10 courses, with the price of $1,680 per course. There are additional fees for textbooks and supplies, a $65 technology fee each term and a one-time $150 degree conferral fee.
What coursework do you need to specialize in curriculum, instruction and assessment?
Learn best practices for educational curriculum, instruction and assessment development, delivery and analysis. View all courses.
Sample courses
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What can you do with a Master of Educational Design and Technology, Curriculum Instruction and Assessment degree?
Your education can help you pursue your professional and personal goals. While Strayer cannot guarantee that a graduate will secure any specific career outcome, such as a job title, promotion or salary increase, we encourage you to explore the potential impact you can have in the education field.
Versatile skills for your future
The curriculum instruction and assessment concentration can provide the skills to help you be able to identify strengths, gaps in learning and determine how to improve instruction methods and content.
In addition, students who complete this concentration will be prepared to:
- Determine the effectiveness and efficiency of curricula, teaching methods and programs.
- Ensure curricula and programs meet federal, state and local regulations.
- Evaluate teaching methods and learning materials and recommend ways to improve them.
- Offer students support with personal, academic or behavioral challenges.
- Analyze student performance data to help develop improvement plans.
- Organize professional development activities for teachers and staff.
- Create instructional content for educational or student activity programs.
- Establish what programs will be offered, draft course schedules and descriptions, and estimate staffing needs.
- Communicate with local, state and federal agencies to stay up to date on policies and recommend improvements for education programs.
- Develop and maintain relationships with your supervisors, colleagues and employees.
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of Strayer master's alumni agree that Strayer was the right choice for earning their degree.
Strayer Alumni Survey, 2023
Master of Educational Design and Technology admission requirements
Before you can pursue your master’s degree, you’ll need to enroll at Strayer. Here’s what you’ll need to get started for admission to the university.
A completed application and enrollment agreement, as applicable
Proof of a completed baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university with a cumulative GPA of 2.50 out of 4.0
Official copies of transcripts from all other colleges or universities attended
A valid, current and legible government-issued photo ID
This program is currently not approved for federal financial aid by the U.S. Department of Education (ED).
Learn more about the admission process at Strayer.
Students applying to Washington, D.C., or New Jersey campuses must provide proof of proper immunization.
Transferring to Strayer from another university?
Some or all of the credits you’ve earned may be transferable.
International Master of Educational Design and Technology students
We welcome international students.
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Come to a campus near you for guidance and support. You’ll have access to helpful resources, a supportive community and plenty of spaces to learn and grow.
This program is currently not approved for federal financial aid by the U.S. Department of Education (ED).
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