Should I pursue a master's in education right after completing my undergraduate cert in Special Ed, or wait?
I would like to pay off my student loans first, but I would also like the increase in salary that comes with a master's. Any thoughts?
Teaching - 2 Answers
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I suggest you do it right away. The units you earn will place you higher on the pay scale, and most districts also give a yearly bonus to teachers with an MA. I worked it out for myself, and the master's paid for itself in a few years. Each year, it increases with your experience level. Also, since you're already in that "student mode" you may as well continue the momentum. Later, you might face unforeseen obstacles that prevent you from returning to get your degree. Sincerely, Wm.
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If you dont need to work after you receive your BA, continue for another 2 years. Get it out of the way because once you stop being a student, life takes over and you may never return. Months become years, marraige becomes family, and on and on . Being a student AFTER work, with children isnt fun. However, Ive worked for 2 school districts in texas and MA.'s only receive $1500 a yr more than a teacher with a bachelors degree. 90% accumulated a minimum of $12,0000 more in loans and are still paying for that masters after 10 + years teaching while making $ 1500 more. It worked though for the guy that answered earlier. Also, several teachers leave the field in 5 or so years. Its a gamble. Good luck
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Where can I obtain a reputable Master's Degree in Education Online
Where can I obtain a reputable Master's Degree in Education Online?
I have my B.S.C. in English and Film and I also have my Professional Teaching Certificate for English 6-12. I would like to get my Master's Degree in Education, however, I'm so busy I would really prefer to have the flexibility of an online program. I keep finding schools that are not accredited or their accreditation is flimsy. Does anyone know of a good online school for a Master's in Education? Thanks!
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There are many websites that offer online degree in the education. But there are few that are legit. One site that I know that can help you. Go to http://www.thedegreeexperts.com/dg-education-99.aspx and select whichever college that you suits you. Colleges listed here are legit and are one of the best. This will surely help you.
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For those busy with their current routine and can’t spare time for regular course, online education is the best option to choose to advance academically. There are various universities offering online degrees but all are not legitimate. Here http://www.thedegreeexperts.com/dg-education-99.aspx you can get the list of various specializations available in the field of education at top ranked accredited US universities. Choose the one that suits you best and get enrolled into it through this website.
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Hi Apryl, Check out www.onlinedegreereviews.org/ and compare the schools you're considering - it's a great site and a great tool. Have you looked at American Public University? APU is regionally and nationally accredited and offers a Masters in Education; it's a great program. Here's a link to the School of Education: http://www.apu.apus.edu/academic/programs/school/apuedu/education Here's a link to APU on Facebook (the students are very active and supportive, and will likely be happy to talk to you about their experiences): http://www.facebook.com/AmericanPublicU Good luck in your decision and in your future schooling! Please let me know if there's anything I can help you with, Nicole nendres@apus.edu
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Your best bet is to go with a regionally accredited ground school that now has an online program. For instance, you can earn an online M.Ed. from a number of state schools that have moved programs online. Check your state university systems. There are also some regionally accredited private schools with online M.Ed. programs, like American InterContinental University Online (AIU Online). If you live near a ground campus, you may also be able to take a degree via hybrid learning (a mix of online and on-ground courses).
I have my B.S.C. in English and Film and I also have my Professional Teaching Certificate for English 6-12. I would like to get my Master's Degree in Education, however, I'm so busy I would really prefer to have the flexibility of an online program. I keep finding schools that are not accredited or their accreditation is flimsy. Does anyone know of a good online school for a Master's in Education? Thanks!
Higher Education (University +) - 4 Answers
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There are many websites that offer online degree in the education. But there are few that are legit. One site that I know that can help you. Go to http://www.thedegreeexperts.com/dg-education-99.aspx and select whichever college that you suits you. Colleges listed here are legit and are one of the best. This will surely help you.
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For those busy with their current routine and can’t spare time for regular course, online education is the best option to choose to advance academically. There are various universities offering online degrees but all are not legitimate. Here http://www.thedegreeexperts.com/dg-education-99.aspx you can get the list of various specializations available in the field of education at top ranked accredited US universities. Choose the one that suits you best and get enrolled into it through this website.
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Hi Apryl, Check out www.onlinedegreereviews.org/ and compare the schools you're considering - it's a great site and a great tool. Have you looked at American Public University? APU is regionally and nationally accredited and offers a Masters in Education; it's a great program. Here's a link to the School of Education: http://www.apu.apus.edu/academic/programs/school/apuedu/education Here's a link to APU on Facebook (the students are very active and supportive, and will likely be happy to talk to you about their experiences): http://www.facebook.com/AmericanPublicU Good luck in your decision and in your future schooling! Please let me know if there's anything I can help you with, Nicole nendres@apus.edu
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Your best bet is to go with a regionally accredited ground school that now has an online program. For instance, you can earn an online M.Ed. from a number of state schools that have moved programs online. Check your state university systems. There are also some regionally accredited private schools with online M.Ed. programs, like American InterContinental University Online (AIU Online). If you live near a ground campus, you may also be able to take a degree via hybrid learning (a mix of online and on-ground courses).
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
What is the starting salary for a special education teacher in New Jersey (NJ)
What is the starting salary for a special education teacher in New Jersey (NJ) ?
I am currently in a master in education with teacher certification and special education endorsement at Georgian Court University. I want to know if anyone knows what the starting salary of a special ed teacher in NJ is? Comments from special ed teachers are greatly appreciated.
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you can actually look up salaries on nj.com look for the By The Numbers Section-- also NJEA has a CD with salary ranges for all districts in the state---the convention is coming up in November in Atlantic City--you can pick one up there--they may send you one... if you are a (student) NJEA member-you may still be able toaccess it on their website generally for public school starting is from low to mid 30s to low to mid 40s...private schools tend to be a little less
I am currently in a master in education with teacher certification and special education endorsement at Georgian Court University. I want to know if anyone knows what the starting salary of a special ed teacher in NJ is? Comments from special ed teachers are greatly appreciated.
Special Education - 1 Answers
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you can actually look up salaries on nj.com look for the By The Numbers Section-- also NJEA has a CD with salary ranges for all districts in the state---the convention is coming up in November in Atlantic City--you can pick one up there--they may send you one... if you are a (student) NJEA member-you may still be able toaccess it on their website generally for public school starting is from low to mid 30s to low to mid 40s...private schools tend to be a little less
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
How many credits to take to study Master in Curriculum & Instruction at UTM
How many credits to take to study Master in Curriculum & Instruction at UTM?
How many credits to take to complete the Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction at the Faculty of Education, UTM?
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You need to take 40 credits.
How many credits to take to complete the Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction at the Faculty of Education, UTM?
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You need to take 40 credits.
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