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Dr. Kelly Keane, program director of the Master's in Educational Technology program at Loyola University Maryland, shares with EdSurge why she's hopeful about the future of education.
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Sarah Flaherty, a graduate student in Loyola University's Maryland Master of Arts in Teaching program, shares how it's been teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic and how Loyola has prepared her.
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Bianca Solorzano, '20, shares her experience in Loyola University Maryland's Center for Montessori Education's Master's in Montessori Education program.
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Brad Belin, '11, shares how Loyola's Master's in Curriculum and Instruction for Social Justice program shaped his way of thinking as a person and an educator.
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Loyola University Maryland's School of Education Reading Specialist program receives National Recognition for Teacher Readiness from the International Literacy Association.
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What can a teacher do with a Master's of Educational Technology degree? A look into what the Master's of Educational Technology program is at Loyola University Maryland and the possible career paths that can be taken.
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For people with a strong liberal arts background, Loyola University Maryland's Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Elementary Education program offers a clinically-focused, social justice-oriented path to a teaching certificate and a rewarding career -- a life-changing experience that can be completed in as little as one year.
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Brian Wynder, Jr., '20, shares why he chose the Master's in Curriculum and Instruction for Social Justice program at Loyola University Maryland and his experience in the program.
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Loyola University Maryland's School of Education explains its cohort graduate program model and its value and benefits to graduate students.
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Loyola University Maryland's School of Education faculty members share tips and resources during coronavirus pandemic.
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