M. A. in Mathematics for Secondary Teachers

As a high school math teacher, have you ever wished you could...

• continue your professional development by studying mathematics which is relevant to your teaching?
• become an even better math teacher?
• interact and share ideas with other math teachers?
• earn graduate credits or a master's degree?

Then John Carroll's Master of Arts in Mathematics is the program for you!

THE PROGRAM

Our program, designed specifically for classroom teachers of secondary mathematics, reflects the NCTM standards and the recommendations of the Mathematical Association of America. The M.A. in Mathematics combines topics directly related to the secondary curriculum with enrichment material which you can apply directly to your own classes.

FEATURES

• classes conducted in the spirit of the NCTM standards
• collaborative learning opportunities
• convenient class scheduling
• degree can be earned in summers only, or in a period as short as 15 months
• 1/3 tuition reduction for licensed teachers
• attractive suburban campus

ADMISSION

If you are licensed to teach secondary math, and had an undergraduate mathematics average of at least 2.5, you meet the entrance requirements for this program. Other teachers of mathematics may also be admitted on a provisional basis, depending on background.

If you agree that courses like those listed below will help you achieve your goals in your teaching career, please call or send e-mail for further information.

Application for admission and scholarship forms are available from the Graduate School.

COURSES

• Mathematical Structures
• Discrete Mathematics
• Modern Geometry
• Curves, Surfaces and Space
• Topics in Calculus
• Quantitative Literacy
• Great Moments in Mathematics
• Mathematical Potpourri
• Technology in the Teaching of Mathematics
• Computer Science for High School Teachers
• Problems in Mathematics
• Chaos and Fractals in the Classroom

Additional courses in traditional mathematical topics are also available. A total of ten courses (30 credits) are required for the M.A. degree. Click here for a tentative schedule of courses applicable to the Master of Arts degree.

For further information, see the Fact Sheet, or contact: