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College of Education Graduate Programs
Go Online 
Teaching class during the day and grading homework at night, educators have little free time in their busy schedules.
That's why the College of Education began offering self-paced, 100 percent online master's degree programs for teachers and professionals who would like to become educators.
Certified teachers can now apply for a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree program in reading, language and literacy education, with a concentration in teaching English for speakers of other languages, and M.Ed. programs in mathematics or science education.
Also, for provisionally certified teachers and paraprofessionals in Georgia working with English language learners, the college offers an online Master of Arts (M.A.T.) degree program in reading, language and literacy education.
Students interact with their professors and other students in chat rooms, discussion boards, e-mail and video and voice conferencing.
"There are opportunities for them to meet in real-time with video clips to provide feedback to each other, as well as to work on modules independently and apply that to their classrooms," said Joyce Many, associate dean of academic programs in the College of Education.
Georgia State's College of Education is one of the colleges in the University System of Georgia offering online graduate teacher education programs, as part of "Georgia ONmyLINE," a program launched in 2007 by the Board of Regents.
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Upcoming Events in the College of Education
Have a Heart Benefit and Silent Auction
February 14, 2010
6 - 9 p.m.
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
980 Briarcliff Road
Atlanta, GA 30306
Please join the College of Education Alumni Club for an evening of dining and entertainment while supporting a worthy cause. All proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit Project One on One, an educational mentor initiative through the Children's Restoration Network.
Tickets are $50 per person and are tax-deductible. Dress for the event is semi-formal.
Guests may register to attend the event online at www.gsu.edu/alumni (select COE Alumni Club) or by contacting Elisa Tate, COE Alumni Club Coordinator, at (404) 413-8101 or etate2@gsu.edu. Guests are asked to confirm their attendance by February 5, 2010.
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Why I give to the
College of Education
at Georgia State University
Lorene Pilcher, Ph.D.
Professor Emerita
"Teachers at all levels are in education because they have a special commitment to the generations that follow them. As a retired faculty member in the College of Education, I continue to have that commitment. Through contributing financially to the college every year, I feel that I have a personal role in supporting its wonderful growth and development; and it is my way of contributing to the present and future generations."
Interested in giving to the College of Education? Please contact Stephanie Douglas, Director of Development, at
To make your contribution online, please click here.
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