Alabama Masters in Education

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• Teaching in Alabama
• Benefits of earning a Masters Degree in Education

Students aren’t the only lifelong learners in your classroom—so are you. Thus, in order to continue to give your students the best education possible, you’ll need to continue your education outside the classroom as well. The state of Alabama is dedicated to education and programs that help teachers’ ongoing professional development. One such state program is Alabama Pathways, which incorporates foundational knowledge, learning experiences, and best practices into their ongoing professional training for early childhood and elementary school teachers.

Those who continue to add to their own knowledge, both as specialists and as classroom instructors, will become better teachers to Alabama students in the future.

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Liberty University

Featured Program: Undergraduate Certificate in Preschool, Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), Doctor of Education

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Grand Canyon University

Featured Program: Bachelor of Arts & Science in ECE, Elem. & Sec. Education, Master of Education in ECE, Elem. & Sec. Education, and Ed. Doctorate

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Southern New Hampshire University

Featured Program: MEd in Dyslexia Studies & Language-Based Learning Disabilities, MEd in Education Leadership, MEd in Reading, MEd in Special Education, MEd in Technology Integration

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Alabama A&M University

Alabama State University

Auburn University

Faulkner University

Jacksonville State University

Spring Hill College

Troy University

University of Alabama — Birmingham

University of Mobile

University of North Alabama

University of South Alabama

University of West Alabama