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  • Graduate Certificate in Mathematics Teaching

    Looking to develop additional competencies in a specific field of education? Kaplan University’s master’s-level certificate programs in the School of Graduate Education are designed for K-12 teachers like you. Earning a certificate could help you meet the qualifications to advance within your field, or pursue a career in a new field of education.* The Graduate Certificate in Mathematics Teaching could help you develop innovative approaches for teaching mathematics.

    As a certificate program student, you will complete one course in student assessment, which serves as a framework for the role of assessment in teaching mathematics. You will also complete three courses that focus on teaching mathematics to secondary students.

    The program includes four courses from the Master of Science in Education curriculum, for a program total of 17 quarter credit hours. Upon successful completion of the program, you will be awarded a certificate.

    Graduate Certificate in Mathematics Teaching Program Highlights

    The Graduate Certificate in Mathematics Teaching provides you with the opportunity to develop innovative approaches for teaching math skills at the secondary level, including numbers and operations, probability and data analysis, geometry and measurement, and algebra.  

    What are the Career Opportunities?

    A graduate certificate from Kaplan University could qualify you for a number of careers in the field, including mathematics specialist and coordinator positions.†

    Prepare for Future Studies

    Qualified credits earned in fulfillment of this certificate may be applied toward the requirements of certain Kaplan University degree programs. When the time is right, come back and earn your degree online at Kaplan University. 

  • Kaplan University offers multiple start dates, giving you greater flexibility with your education, life, and work schedules.

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    Jun 12, 2013

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  • Curriculum: All Tracks

    Certificate Requirements

    ED 562: STUDENT ASSESSMENT (5 Credits)

    This course provides students with a broad knowledge base of theory and best practices in the field of student assessment. Topics include the analysis of standard assessment objectives and tools, and their relationship to student achievement and teacher growth. The course will survey the use of formal and informal assessments, norm-referenced and criterion-referenced assessments, and formative and summative assessments. Additionally, students will examine methods of using assessment data to improve instruction and student achievement, as well as to improve teacher professional self-reflection. Students will learn how to design assessments appropriate to the instructional objectives of a school, student population, and content area. Students will also examine grade calculating and reporting software.

    Total Certificate Requirements Credits: 5
    Total Program Credits: 17

    Electives

    SPECIALIZATION COURSES (12 Credits)

    Total Electives Credits: 12
    Total Program Credits: 17

    Specialization—Secondary Grades

    MH 521: PRINCIPLES, PEDAGOGY, AND STANDARDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS (4 Credits)

    This course focuses on the development of teachers prepared to offer mathematics instruction for high school students. The focus is on instructional strategies that help students gain the mathematics skills they will need for personal, academic, and professional life. The course gives teachers the opportunity to explore emerging knowledge and tools and new ways for communicating and teaching mathematics. Teachers will study foundational principles for school mathematics: equity, curriculum, teaching, learning, assessment, and technology. The course emphasizes congruence with national and state standards for mathematics teaching and student achievement.

    Total Specialization—Secondary Grades Credits: 12
    Total Program Credits: 17

    MH 530: NUMBERS AND OPERATIONS (4 Credits)

    This course is a study and application of strategies, techniques, materials, technology, and current research used in the teaching of mathematics at the middle school and high school levels. Learners will review and apply the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) standards and principles involved in teaching mathematics at the middle school and high school levels. Learners will develop an awareness of the constructivist theory, professional resources, materials, technology, and information available for educators, and prepare unit and lesson plans with related assessment procedures on a mathematical topic.

    Total Specialization—Secondary Grades Credits: 12
    Total Program Credits: 17

    MH 531: DEVELOPING MATHEMATICAL PROFICIENCY—ALGEBRA (4 Credits)

    This course provides an in-depth examination of the content and instructional strategies that help middle school and high school students develop mathematical proficiency and an understanding of algebraic concepts and functions. The course examines best practices for helping students explore and represent problem situations using tables, equations, graphs, and technology. Course topics provide a sequential understanding of algebraic understanding and student achievement from middle school through high school as aligned with the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) standards.

    Total Specialization—Secondary Grades Credits: 12
    Total Program Credits: 17

    Tuition & Fees: All Tracks

    The 25% tuition reduction applies only to international students living outside of the United States. This discount does not apply to military students. Please check with your advisor to see if you are eligible. 

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    Notice to Learning Center Students

    Kaplan University Learning Center students will only complete a portion of this program on site. You will need to complete at least 50% of the program requirements online, or through transfer credit awarded via prior learning assessment. If you have any questions about these requirements, please speak with an admissions advisor.

    Scholarships and Grants

    Learn more about grants and Kaplan University Scholarships and that may help reduce the cost of your education.

    Kaplan University tuition reductions (including active-duty, spouse, and veterans military tuition rates; scholarships; grants; vouchers; and alumni and alliance reductions) cannot be combined. 

    Tuition Rates for Military Students and Spouses

    Kaplan University has significantly reduced many of our tuition rates and fees for active-duty servicemembers, their spouses, and veterans. Click here for more information.
     

  • This program is not eligible for Title IV federal financial aid.

  • * Kaplan University makes no representations or warranties as to whether the program meets the specific requirements for any individual state or school system for pay increase purposes or career advancement. Kaplan University encourages its students to independently research the requirements in any state or school system in which they intend to seek a pay increase or a promotion. This certificate will not lead to a teacher certification or an endorsement in any field.

    † Kaplan University cannot guarantee employment or career advancement.

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