Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Educational Leadership - Administration and Supervision

Virginia Commonwealth University

The administration and supervision concentration of the M.Ed. in Educational Leadership is a 33-credit-hour program that prepares individuals to fill positions as reflective leaders for schools. Applicants must possess an active renewable educator license and are expected to have at least two years of experience in a school setting in an instructional personnel position that requires licensure in Virginia. An end-of-program assessment is required. Individuals must meet technology standards approved by the Virginia Board of Education, and they must supply proof of child abuse and neglect recognition training. Individuals who successfully complete the program are eligible for endorsement as an administrator/supervisor K-12. Administration and supervision concentration-specific outcomes Candidates demonstrate content knowledge: Candidates demonstrate content knowledge in educational leadership. Design, align, evaluate curriculum, guide learning: Candidates demonstrate the ability to develop a supervisory plan for classroom-based learning. Internship/clinical practice: Candidates demonstrate effective applications in internship/clinical practice. Assess application of content: Candidates demonstrate application of content. Assess management and community relations: Candidates demonstrate organizational management and community relations skills.

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