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ED 600 - Research Project

This culmination project demonstrates what the student has learned and is able to do as a result of participation in the Master of Science in Education program. The project should apply the knowledge gained, principles and standards recognized, and questions posed throughout the course of studies. It should be meaningful and useful to the student, and, hopefully, to potential audiences of learners, co-workers, or others at large. Quantitative, qualitative, mixed-method and action research projects are all potentially viable. Students have six months to complete this course.

Prerequisites & Notes
ED 520 and all other required degree program courses.

Assignment Overview
Final Assessment: Final Paper

Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this project, you should be able to do the following: 

  • Demonstrate your deepened understanding of an important aspect of teaching and/or learning on a topic of interest , as reflected in the scope and quality of your project. 
  • Integrate your understanding of issues that you studied in other courses in the MSEd program. 
  • Research topics connected to teaching and/or learning both by literature review and by applied research methods. 
  • Strengthen your personal sense of reflective practice and professional knowledge.


Credits: 3


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