Career and academic information for those interested in the field of education and curriculum supervision. Article includes a list of colleges that offer education programs.
Those interested in a career in education may want to consider the field of education and curriculum supervision. Professionals in this field oversee the training of teachers and monitor the curriculum, a scheduled list of materials to be covered in the classroom, used to teach students.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, www.bls.gov, the field of curriculum and instruction is expected to grow as schools continue to upgrade their programs. Many schools are also feeling the pressure to meet new standards and expectations, especially involving standardized tests.
In general, most education and curriculum supervisors hold at least a bachelor's degree. Many even hold a master's degree, particularly those working in the post-secondary field. Those interested in this career can find the programs at schools, colleges, and universities.
Top Schools for Education
(Source: U.S. News, www.usnews.com):
*1. DePaul University-This institution's average freshmen retention rate is 84% according to U.S. News. -Undergraduate Student Body: 14,717; Faculty to Student Ratio: 1:17; Tuition Costs: $19,765; Average High School GPA of Incoming Freshmen: 3.3; Test Scores of Incoming Freshmen: ACT: More than 40% had scores 24-29, SAT: More than 40% had scores 1000-1099. For more information, try www.depaul.edu.
*2. Drake University- This university is ranked 4th in the category Universities-Master's (Midwest) by U.S. News. -Undergraduate Student Body: 2,835; Faculty to Student Ratio: 1:15; Tuition Costs: $21,462; Average High School GPA of Incoming Freshmen: 3.7; Test Scores of Incoming Freshmen: ACT: More than 50% had scores 24-29, SAT: More than 30% had scores 1000-1099. For more information, try www.drake.edu.
*3. Ithaca College- This college has a rich tradition, founded in 1892. -Undergraduate Student Body: 6,107; Faculty to Student Ratio: 1:12; Tuition Costs: $25,194; Average High School GPA of Incoming Freshmen: Not Listed; Test Scores of Incoming Freshmen: ACT: Not Listed, SAT: More than 40% had scores 1000-1099. For more information, try www.ithaca.edu.
http://education-portal.com/articles/Top_Schools_for_Education_and_Curriculum_Supervision.html
