Mathematics Education
*M.A.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction
Interdisciplinary Excellence
The Mathematics Education Program at Virginia Tech unites faculty and students from the College of Sciences' Mathematics Department and the School of Education. Students develop understanding of how individuals learn mathematics, which informs curriculum design, teaching practice, and assessment instruments.
We seek to establish equitable learning environments that take advantage of current research and technology. We believe that all teacher educators must be prepared to provide equity and access for all learners at all educational levels, kindergarten through doctoral studies.
Specific faculty research interests include the following:
- K-12 students' learning of fractions and algebra
- The learning and teaching of college mathematics courses, especially linear algebra
- Quantitative literacy
- Students' mathematical conjecturing
- Teaching of probability and statistics
- Professional development of K-16 teachers
- Supporting students' learning through appropriate use of technology
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Program Deadlines & Dates
M.A.Ed. Applicants
Starting Semester:
Summer / Fall
Spring
Deadline:
February 15 *
October 15 *
* Applications will be considered on a rolling basis
Ph.D. Applicants; Fall Start Only
Application Type:
Domestic
International
Deadline for early decision admission with full funding consideration for Fall:
Deadline:
August 1
April 1
February 1
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NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FACULTY
Faculty, Department of Mathematics
Reimagining the future begins with practices that put educational excellence, innovation, and equity at the fore. At the Virginia Tech School of Education, you will develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary to transform teaching and learning, conduct groundbreaking research, and engage with learning communities around the globe. Teacher candidates from historically underrepresented populations are especially encouraged to join and contribute to our learning community.
As a global catalyst for individual transformation, we’re pushing the boundaries of knowledge and practice to reimagine a more equitable and just world.
ACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIP
Our Mathematics Education Teacher Education Program is approved by the Virginia Department of Education. The Mathematics Education Program is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
