Integrated Mathematics Education- Master of Arts in Teaching
For information, contact:
Director of Graduate Studies
Department of Teaching, Curriculum and Educational Inquiry
401 McGuffey Hall, 513-529-6443
www.MiamiOH.edu/tce
Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) programs combine graduate and undergraduate study and enables a student with a baccalaureate degree to earn teaching licensure and a master’s degree in approximately four or five semesters of full-time study, depending upon academic background, experience, and teaching field.
Program Requirements
Requirements consist of
- general requirements, common to all M.A.T. programs,
- content course requirements and retention requirements, specific to each licensure area and
- successful completion of benchmarks established for program accreditation compliance.
- passing score on the OAE content test for the licensure area and passing score on the OAE pedagogy test.
A student who has satisfied all or most of the content course requirements can expect to complete an M.A.T. program in four semesters or in three semesters and one summer; others can expect that additional semesters will be necessary in proportion to the number of content courses that must be satisfied.
Admission
In addition to admission requirements previously listed for all master’s programs within the department, candidates must have a baccalaureate degree.
Cohort
We encourage anyone with a degree who wants to be a teacher to contact us about our MAT programs. When you are admitted to the program, you are automatically admitted to the cohort. A cohort is a group of students in a common teaching field, taking the same methods courses and student teaching in specific academic years.
A cohort is identified by its general subject area and an academic year; for example, integrated mathematics 2017-18, English language arts 2018-19, and chemistry education 2016-17 are separate cohorts. The cohort year indicates the academic year the student is scheduled for methods courses, and the following academic year when the student is scheduled for student teaching.
You should schedule a pre-application counseling appointment with the Department of Teaching, Curriculum and Educational Inquiry Graduate coordinator or advisor, 513-529-6443.
General Requirements
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Required courses: | ||
| EDL 621 | Foundations of Multi-Cultural Education | 3 |
| EDP 601 | Advanced Educational Psychology | 3 |
| or EDP 603 | Theories of Human Learning | |
| EDP 607 | Educational Measurement and Evaluation | 3 |
| EDP 656 | Education of Individuals with Exceptionalities | 3 |
| EHS 649 | Action Research for Educators | 3 |
| FSW 581 | Adolescent Development in Diverse Families: Ages 13-25 | 3 |
| TCE 519A | Teaching Internship- Adolescent | 12 |
| TCE 521A | Classroom Cultures, Community, and Climate | 3 |
| TCE/EDL 648 | Data-Informed Decision Making in Education | 3 |
| Choose one of these | 3 | |
| eLearning in K-12 Education | ||
| Diversity, Learning & Technology | ||
| Trends in Learning Design and Analytics | ||
| Take one--depending on program | 3 | |
| Reading Instruction for Adolescents (Language Arts only) | ||
| Integrating Literacy Across the Content Areas (Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science) | ||
| Reading in the Secondary School (Foreign Language programs only) | ||
| Total Credit Hours | 42 | |
Integrated Mathematics Education
Program Requirements
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | ||
| (take TCE 529A fall semester with TCE 521A and TCE 546A, shown above) | ||
| TCE 529A | Adolescent Mathematics I | 3 |
| TCE 530 | Teaching Adolescent Mathematics (spring semester following TCE 529A) | 3 |
| Content Course Requirements | ||
| Select one of the following calculus sequences: | 8-12 | |
| Calculus I and Calculus II and Calculus III | ||
| Calculus II and Calculus III | ||
| Calculus II and Calculus III | ||
| Select the following: | ||
| MTH 222 | Introduction to Linear Algebra | 3 |
| MTH 331 | Proof: Introduction to Higher Mathematics | 3 |
| MTH 508 | Mathematical Problem Solving with Technology | 3 |
| MTH 509 | Secondary Mathematics from an Advanced Perspective | 3 |
| MTH 511 | Foundations of Geometry | 3 |
| MTH 521 | Introduction to Abstract Algebra | 4 |
| MTH 482 | Great Theorems of Mathematics | 3 |
| STA 301 & STA 501 | Applied Statistics and Probability | 6 |
| Total Credit Hours | 42-46 | |
Retention Requirements
Methods Checkpoint (for Admission to TCE 529A and TCE 530):
- Admission to appropriate adolescent mathematics cohort
- Completion of transcript credit for one of the designated calculus sequences, MTH 508, and at least nine credit hours of 300-600 level mathematics, statistics, or mathematics education courses approved by your academic advisor
- Content course GPA at least 2.50
- Overall GPA at least 3.00 in all graduate content course-work in your plan of study earned at Miami
Supervised Teaching Checkpoint (for Admission to TCE 519A):
- Admission to appropriate adolescent mathematics cohort
- Completion of TCE 529A, TCE 530, and the Adolescent Field Block courses
- Completion of or transfer credit for MTH 511, MTH 521, and STA 501 and at least nine credit hours of graduate-level mathematics, statistics, or mathematics education courses approved by your academic advisor
- Content course GPA at least 2.50
- Overall GPA at least 3.00 in all graduate content course-work in your plan of study earned at Miami
- Completion of the OAE content test.