EDUCATION CURRICULAM AND INSTRUCTION DEGREES ONLINE

M.S. in Education - Mathematics (Grades 6-8) - Walden University

M.S. in Education - Mathematics (Grades K-5) - Walden University

M.S. in Education - Literacy and Learning in the Content Areas (Grades 6–12) - Walden University

M.S. in Education - Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment (Grades K-12) - Walden University

Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction - University of Phoenix

Master of Arts in Education / Curriculum and Instruction - ESL - University of Phoenix

Master of Arts in Education / Curriculum and Instruction-Mathematics Education - University of Phoenix

Master of Arts in Education / Curriculum and Instruction-English and Language Arts Education - University of Phoenix

Education Specialist (EdS) - Curriculum and Instruction - Capella University

Master of Science (MS) in Education - Curriculum and Instruction (For Licensed K-12 Teachers) - Capella University

Master of Science (MS) in Education - K-12 Studies in Education - Capella University

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Curriculum and Institution - Capella University

Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning (M.A.T.L.) - Curriculum and Instruction - Nova Southeastern University

MS Curriculum & Instruction - by The University of Scranton

Master of Science in Education - Curriculum & Instruction Strategies - University of New England

Master in Education - Teaching English as a Second Language - Buena Vista University

MED in Reading (No IR, No Cert) - Grand Canyon University

M.A. in Teaching and Learning - Teaching Literacy and Language: Grades 6-12 - Kaplan University

M.A. in Teaching and Learning - Teaching Mathematics: Grades 6-8 - Kaplan University

M.A. in Teaching and Learning - Teaching Mathematics: Grades 9-12 - Kaplan University

Master in Education - Quality Schools - Graceland University

Master in Education - Collaborative Learning & Teaching - Graceland University

MEd in Elementary Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment: Teacher Licensure - Jones International University

MEd in Secondary Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment: Teacher Licensure - Jones International University

MEd in Secondary Curriculum, Assessment, and Instruction - Jones International University

MEd in Elementary Curriculum, Assessment, and Instruction - Jones International University

Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Curriculum and Instruction - American InterContinental University Online

Master of Arts in Teaching - University of Saint Mary

Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction - California Coast University

Master of Education - Curriculum and Teaching - Northcentral University

Doctor of Philosophy in Education - Curriculum and Teaching - Northcentral University

Doctor of Education - Curriculum and Teaching - Northcentral University

Master of Education - Instructional and Curriculum Leadership - Northcentral University

Doctor of Education - Instructional and Curriculum Leadership - Northcentral University

Doctor of Philosophy in Education - Instructional and Curriculum Leadership - Northcentral University

Doctor of Philosophy in Education - SAIL (Standards-Aligned Instructional Leadership) - Northcentral University

Master of Arts in Education - Teaching and Instruction - Touro University International

Master of Arts in Education - Curriculum & Instruction - University of Nebraska at Kearney

Master of Arts in Education / Curriculum and Instruction - Computer Education - University of Phoenix

Master of Science (MS) in Education - Training and Performance Improvement - Capella University

Master of Science in Education - Fort Hays State University

Instructional coordinators, also known as curriculum specialists, staff development specialists, or directors of instructional material, play a large role in improving the quality of education in the classroom. They develop curricula, select textbooks and other materials, train teachers, and assess educational programs in terms of quality and adherence to regulations and standards. They also assist in implementing new technology in the classroom. Instructional coordinators often specialize in specific subjects, such as reading, language arts, mathematics, or social studies.

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