Welcome to the Graduate School of Education
As part of our efforts to improve your overall orientation experience, please note that we are constantly updating our page with new information you need to know, so please visit again soon for updates!
Welcome to the Graduate School of Education
As part of our efforts to improve your overall orientation experience, please note that we are constantly updating our page with new information you need to know, so please visit again soon for updates!
On behalf of our outstanding faculty and staff, we welcome you as you consider furthering your education with us!
What a wonderful and challenging world in which we live! There has never been a greater need for educators who wish to change the future of education and can tackle the critical and sophisticated global challenges we face as a nation and society. Here at the Graduate School of Education, we are dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
We are fully committed to ensuring your success as you pursue your academic career. Our education programs prepare students to meet the needs of diverse populations through equitable and just practices that address the future of innovation in education. Our Ed.D. in Leading Innovative Diverse Organizations will allow students to learn to lead innovation and systemic change. The M.A. in Equity, Diversity and Inclusive Education serves as an effective forum for exploring the ideas, experiences, and issues encountered by youth stakeholders. The M.Ed. in Educational Leadership is a one-year program based on the Administrative Services Credential preparation program. The M.Ed. in Innovative Learning allows you to reimagine learning through innovative uses of digital media and technology. The M.A. in Teaching Mathematics will help you to learn to design and implement dynamic learning experiences that cater to the broad spectrum of understanding and performance levels in mathematics. Our credential programs are flexible, affordable, and focused on real-world fieldwork. Lastly, our education digital badges are for mentor teachers to gain skills required by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) or anyone looking to increase their exposure and knowledge of specific education topics.
Learn with us! You will have an opportunity to work with our faculty on cutting-edge research projects and connect with our district and community partners. We cannot wait for you to join us!
| Karis Clarke, Ed.D. | |
|---|---|
| Assistant Dean, College of Education and Health Sciences | |
| Director, Graduate School of Education | |
| Professor |
707-638-5865
New Student Orientation Thursday, August 15th, 2024
4:30PM-6:30PM
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Expand your vision for organizations that value diversity, equity, and inclusion as you learn to lead innovation and systemic change in this doctorate in education program. Learn more.
Rethink designs for learning through the lenses of social justice and equity. Explore new methodologies along with effective uses of digital media and technology as tools to support optimum student learning of subject matter. Learn more.
Immerse yourself in the art of teaching mathematics, explore innovative and evidence-based methods for enhancing student achievement, and tackling student knowledge gaps. Learn more.
Through scholarship and action research, become an educator who employs transformative pedagogy to build sustainable methods for equitable education. Learn more.
The special education credential allows you to teach special education students - either mild/moderate or moderate/severe- in a special day classroom, full inclusion, resource, home hospital, and mainstream. Learn more.
The administrative credential allows you to lead pre-K to adult education programs in a variety of educational settings. This program focuses on preparing leaders for the future of education. Touro offers a preliminary and clear induction administrative services credential. Learn more.
The multiple subject credential allows you to teach in elementary schools in California. The single subject credential allows you to work in middle schools, and high schools in California. This program develops knowledge and skills in teaching. Learn more.
Our education digital badges are for mentor teachers to gain skills required by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) or for anyone looking to increase exposure and knowledge around specific education topics such as diversity, equity and inclusion. Learn more.
The Community Equity Micro-Credential focuses on the intersection of community engagement and equity in preparing you to be an equity leader in your school or organization. Learn more.