Curriculum and Instruction, M.S.

 

The Master’s degree programs in Curriculum and Instruction (C&I) address the need for more highly trained teachers with a focus on proficiency in instruction.

 

The curriculum is designed to provide educators with online courses that are structured to ensure that future candidates will study the philosophical and theoretical foundations of curriculum development while gaining an understanding of instructional strategies that best address the needs of a diverse student population in the following specific content areas:

  • Instruction, Learning and Assessment
  • Minority and Urban Education
  • STEM Education
  • Music Education
  • Elementary Education
Academic Curriculum

Designing dynamic learning experiences: Enroll in our Curriculum and Instruction program to become a leader in education.
Designing dynamic learning experiences: Enroll in our Curriculum and Instruction program to become a leader in education.
What is curriculum and instruction?

Curriculum and instruction provides educators with hybrid (blended) courses that are structured to ensure that future candidates will study the philosophical and theoretical foundations of curriculum development while gaining an understanding of instructional strategies that best address the needs of a diverse student population

 

 

 

Transforming education through thoughtful curriculum design: Join us on the journey to student success.
Transforming education through thoughtful curriculum design: Join us on the journey to student success.

Curriculum and Instruction Careers

The program is uniquely designed to meet the needs of individuals with a variety of career goals:

• Curriculum Generalists
• District Curriculum Coordinators
• School Administrators
• Classroom Teachers
• Non-School Based Curriculum Designers
• Curriculum Evaluators

 

 

Unlock the potential of every student: Learn innovative teaching strategies with our Curriculum and Instruction degree.
Unlock the potential of every student: Learn innovative teaching strategies with our Curriculum and Instruction degree.

Curriculum and Instruction Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Qs)

 

Q: How does Curriculum and Instruction contribute to student learning and achievement?
A: Curriculum and Instruction plays a crucial role in enhancing student learning and achievement by providing educators with research-based strategies and resources to design and deliver effective instruction. By aligning curriculum with learning standards, incorporating diverse instructional methods, and utilizing assessment data to inform instruction, Curriculum and Instruction professionals help create engaging and meaningful learning experiences that meet the needs of all students.

 

Q: What are the current trends and innovations in Curriculum and Instruction?
A: Current trends and innovations in Curriculum and Instruction include personalized learning approaches, competency-based education, project-based learning, interdisciplinary instruction, flipped classrooms, digital learning resources, inclusive education practices, culturally responsive teaching strategies, and the integration of social-emotional learning into the curriculum.

 

Q: How can I stay informed about developments in Curriculum and Instruction?
A: Staying informed about developments in Curriculum and Instruction can involve participating in professional development opportunities, attending conferences and workshops, joining professional organizations such as the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) or the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), subscribing to educational journals and publications, and engaging with online communities and social media platforms focused on education. Additionally, continuing education courses and graduate programs in Curriculum and Instruction offer opportunities for educators to deepen their knowledge and skills in the field.

 

 

Program Faculty

Name Email Phone
Dr. Sarah Price
Dean of the College of Education 
sarah.price@famu.edu

850-412-1234

Dr. Warren Hope
Department Chair
warren.hope@famu.edu 850-412-1234
Dr. Alishea Rowley
Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator 
alishea.rowley@famu.edu 850-412-1234
Dr. Michelle Mitcham
Associate Professor, CACREP Liaison 
michelle.mitcham@famu.edu 850-412-1234
Dr. Hassiem Kambui
Associate Professor 
hassiem.kambui@famu.edu 850-412-1234