The Interdisciplinary Studies: Education, Curriculum, and Instruction degree prepares you for a career in higher education, nonprofits, private schools, education technology, museums, libraries, and preschools.
This education major offers a non-licensure option to students whose career plans do not require Massachusetts teacher licensure. Students gain knowledge and skills in appropriate pedagogy and content, with the opportunity to design a concentration that fits their particular career focus.
The Education degree program has a Fifth Year option, which allows students to graduate with a Master of Education.
Put the strategies and methodologies they have gained into practice through innovative technology, such as TeachLivE which simulates a real classroom.
Two on-campus Holway Child Study Centers provides you the opportunity to work with infants, toddlers, and preschoolers in various capacities starting in their first days at Lasell.
From your first day, you’ll take courses in your major and advance towards graduation with a yearly plan. Not sure what classes to take? We’ll help you create the perfect plan.
This example four-year plan is provided as a broad framework that you can follow in order to complete your degree within four years. Be sure to always consult your academic advisor before registering for classes.
This example four-year plan is provided as a broad framework that you can follow in order to complete your degree within four years. Be sure to always consult your academic advisor before registering for classes.
Lasell University's education program has been recognized by Colleges of Distinction for its excellent programming. Lasell actively prepares students to thrive outside the classroom in professional settings.
Learning Outcome 1: High Quality Teaching
Upon completion of a licensure and non-licensure programs of study in Education, students will be able to: design lessons; deliver high quality instruction; and implement evidence-based practices.
Learning Outcome 2: Teaching All Learners
Upon completion of a licensure and non-licensure programs of study in Education, students will be able to collaborate with professionals and caregivers to design and implement universally designed learning environments to support all learners. Students will be able to promotes the learning and growth of all students through instructional practices that establish high expectations, create a safe and effective classroom environment, and demonstrate cultural proficiency.
Learning Outcome 3: Critical Reflection and Professional Culture
Upon completion of a licensure and non-licensure program of study in Education, students will be able to promote learning and growth of all students through ethical, culturally proficient, skilled, and collaborative practice.
For a complete list of courses and Learrning outcomes, view the Academic Catalog >>
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Education, Curriculum, and Instruction
Lasell’s degree prepares students for careers in higher education, nonprofits, private schools, education technology, museums, libraries, and preschools.
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This club provides students with opportunities to interact with and learn from their fellow education majors and professors while also receiving MTEL support and the opportunity to meet professionals in the field of education.
The non-profit was started by six students in 2003. The club raises money for micro-loans and scholarships for children in Veracruz, Mexico, so they can further their education and build a brighter futures.