Program Overview

Montclair State University's EdD program in Mathematics Pedagogy prepares candidates for careers in mathematics education that include:

• teaching mathematics and mathematics education at a two-year college,
  
• teaching mathematics education and conducting research at a four-year college,
  
• working with state and federal departments of education or foundations,
  
• serving as a curriculum specialists or math coach for school districts,
  
• working with commercial curriculum projects, and
  
• teaching in a middle or secondary classroom and serving as a peer leader.
  

As noted on the links to our graduates and current degree candidates, individuals have entered the program with different backgrounds and are employed in a variety of educational positions.

The program provides candidates with opportunities to obtain expertise in the teaching of mathematics, educational leadership and curriculum development and modification and to conduct research in mathematics education. It recognizes the influence that teacher leaders have in renewing and strengthening our nation's educational system and the critical importance of strong education programs in our nation's quest for improving our social and political democracy while maintaining its technological superiority.

Specific information about the program including the course of study, the application process, scholarships, financial aid, program faculty and frequently asked questions may be found in the following documents.

• Vision, Mission and Goals
  
• Program of Study
  
• Course Descriptions
  
• Admission Requirements and Application Process
  
• Program Faculty
  
• Scholarships, Assistantships and Financial Aid
  
• Faculty and Student Handbook
  
• Frequently Asked Questions
  

For information about other Mathematics Education programs and projects at Montclair State University please refer to http://csam.montclair.edu/mathsci/mathsci.html and click on Mathematics Education.