Explore how artificial intelligence and learning innovations can enhance teaching, transform learning, and advance equity.
3-Semester Plan
4-Semester Plan
Dr. Mark Trexler
📧Email: mtrexler@jhu.edu
🌐Website: Mark Trexler, EdD
ED.893.652. Learning Sciences Studio: Theory, Analysis, and Educational Technology Design. 3 Credits.
ED.893.XXX. AI Leadership in Education. 3 Credits.
ED.893.628. Gaming and Simulations for Learning. 3 Credits.
Learn research methods and design to make decisions and solve problems. Analyze quantitative and qualitiative data. Prepare technical reports, research proposals, and presentations. In this focus area, students develop the knowledge and skills needed to conduct applied research in professional educational settings, research, or international development organizations or to prepare for future doctoral study.
3-Semester Plan
Dr. Jennifer Adams
📧Email: jennifer.adams@jhu.edu
🌐Website: Jennifer Adams, PhD
ED.830.600. Introduction to Social Science Research. 3 Credits.
ED.820.600. Introduction to Statistics. 3 Credits.
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ED.820.601. Intermediate Statistics . 3 Credits.
ED.883.711. Introduction to Qualitative Inquiry. 3 Credits.
When promising learners are not engaged and challenged, a whole nation can lose tremendous potential. This focus area emphasizes developing effective programs and instruction for creative and innovative learners and instilling those learning skills in all students. Candidates should have educational experience and a vision for creating innovative opportunities for all learners.
3-Semester Plan
Ms. Veronique C. Gugliucciello
📧Email:: vgugliucciello@jhu.edu
🌐Website: Veronique C. Gugliucciello, MS
ED.885.505. Creativity in Education. 3 credits.
ED.885.501. The Gifted Learner. 3 credits.
ED.885.510. Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment for Advanced Learners. 3 credits.
Young children learn best through structured, engaged play. This focus area emphasizes implementing evidence-based practices that bring together the latest research in neuroscience and child development to support early childhood teachers, entrepreneurs, and policy makers.
3-Semester Plan
Dr. Jennifer Adams
📧Email: jennifer.adams@jhu.edu
🌐Website: Jennifer Adams, PhD
ED.855.603. The Early Childhood Learner. 3 credits.
ED.855.608. Comparative High Quality Practices in Early Education. 3 credits.
ED.855.630. Authentic Assessment and Measuring Child Outcomes and School Readiness. 3 credits.
Promoting innovation in the paradigms, strategies, and culture of school systems, social entrepreneurial ventures, and education companies is critical today. This focus area emphasizes preparing international entrepreneurs to be creative and innovative, with the knowledge and skills to become successful leaders in global entrepreneurial education. Candidates should have educational experience and a desire to develop new educational ventures.
3-Semester Plan
4-Semester Plan
Dr. Annette Campbell Anderson
📧Email: annette.anderson@jhu.edu
🌐Website: Annette Campbell Anderson, PhD
ED.855.614. Planning a New Venture in Education. 3 credits.
ED.855.617. Launching a New Venture in Education. 3 credits.
ED.855.618. The Sustainable Venture. 3 credits.
In a rapidly changing global environment, education leaders play a critical role in promoting intercultural competence and respect for all learners, languages, and cultures. This focus area emphasizes research-based instructional practices specifically designed to foster a caring, positive partnership, team, or community that maximizes learner engagement, learning, and achievement. Candidates should have educational experience in teaching English as a foreign language.
3-Semester Plan
4-Semester Plan
Dr. Ye Shen
📧Email: yeshen@jhu.edu
🌐Website: Ye Shen, PhD
ED.855.500. Language Acquisition in TEFL. 3 credits.
ED.855.501. Language and Culture in TEFL. 3 credits.
ED.855.510. Building Productive Learning Relationships for TEFL. 1 credit.
ED.855.502. Program Evaluation and Learner Assessment in TEFL. 3 credits.
ED.855.520. Promoting Active Engagement and Learning for TEFL. 1 credit.