What is the best grad school for education majors. I am currently at National but have some concerns?

What is the best grad school for education majors. I am currently at National but have some concerns. What is the best grad school for education majors.

I am currently at National but have some concerns. The teachers are mostly great and I am learning a lot from them. My concern is more with some of the ways the school is run.

Before I get too far into the program (I may be there already I have 44 units) I am starting to ask around. Asked by Melanie70 45 months ago Similar questions: grad school education majors National concerns Education & Reference.

Similar questions: grad school education majors National concerns.

Rankings should always be taken with several grains of salt... ...but, here is a ranking of graduate education departments by USN&WR using 2006 data: gradschool.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.... The top schools are: Teacher’s College, Columbia University Stanford U Harvard U Vanderbilt U UCLA U of Michigan Northwestern U UC-Berkeley U of Washington U of Wisconsin U of Pennsylvania U of Oregon U of Minnesota Michigan State U NYU U of Texas Indiana U Ohio State U USC U of Kansas U of Maryland Boston College UNC U of Virginia U of Illinois/Urbana-Champaign ...etc... Sources: gradschool.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.... .

In addition to rankings, I would want to know about the student teaching opportunities. For example, on the East Coast, Harvard GSE and NYU would be among the top-ranked schools. Either would be great if you were aiming for a career in education research, and would also benefit you as a future teacher; think Howard Gardner.

But if you were aiming to become a teacher at the secondary or primary level, on the East Coast I would recommend Columbia Teachers College, because you would have the opportunity to do your student teaching at the Bank Street School. That experience would probably do more to make you a better teacher than all the lectures at Harvard and NYU put together. I don't know what's best in California, but I would recommend that when you ask about other schools, you try to find out who is the coordinator of student teaching assignments and speak with them..

A place on the web where you can find graduate schools based on rank, needs, major and area. The site that I found - gradschools.com/" rel="nofollow">gradschools.com/ - proved to me to be a vital source of information of grad schools on the internet. It gives you information access to millions of schools both national and international.

I was able to narrow down my search to what kind of education major - in your case special education - , region/state and tuition costs. Also on each school after it turns up your search provides you with a link for more information. In that area it gives you more information as to how the program is run, what techniques they use and the ranking of the school.

I hope this helps you. Good Luck! Sources: gradschools.com/" rel="nofollow">gradschools.com/ .

And so, which school did she go to and what scholarship did she get?" "The wave of the future for education is something from the past. What do you think? Eliminating middle school and" "i do not have a high school education or ged what would be the best way about going to be an rn?" "I want to get my masters of education online.

Which one is best? " "Has anyone gotten there Bachelors of Education online?

What are the advantages of a Montessori school education.

The wave of the future for education is something from the past. What do you think? Eliminating middle school and.

I want to get my masters of education online. Which one is best?

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.