Master of Arts in Mathematics Education
Ball State University
The Master of Arts in Mathematics Education provides opportunities for elementary, middle school, and high school teachers to examine various issues related to the teaching and learning of mathematics while continuing to develop their own mathematical content knowledge.
Option 1: Elementary & Middle School Mathematics
Admission Requirements: Applicants must meet the regular admission requirements of the Graduate School; hold a current elementary, middle school, or special education teaching license; and have at least one year of elementary or middle school teaching experience.
Degree Requirements:
Mathematics Content, 3-12 hours (if the undergraduate equivalent is not completed)
MATHS 514 Algebra and Functions for Elementary and Middle School Teachers
MATHS 517 Number Systems and Number Theory for Elementary and Middle School Teachers
MATHS 542 Geometry and Measurement for Elementary and Middle School Teachers
MATHS 623 Data Analysis and Probability for Teachers
Mathematics Education, 9 hours
MATHS 690 Curriculum & Instruction in Mathematics Education
MATHS 694 Research Methods in Mathematics Education
MATHS 696 Action Research in Mathematics Education
Electives in Mathematics or Mathematics Education, 9-18 hours (as approved by advisor) from:
MATHS 631 Technology for Mathematics Teachers
MATHS 632 Assessment in Mathematics Education
MATHS 641 Topics in Geometry
MATHS 671 Continuous and Discrete Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers
MATHS 680 Special Studies in the Teaching of Mathematics
MATHS 691 Developmental and Remedial Instruction in Elementary and Middle School Mathematics
MATHS 693 Problem Solving and Communication Strategies in Mathematics
MATHS 695 Learning Theories in Mathematics Education
MATHS 697 Leadership in Mathematics Education