Master of Education in Teacher Leadership
The Masters in Teacher Leadership at Kennesaw State University will prepare you, as a Georgia-certified teacher, to elevate your knowledge and skills to include:
- Lead and plan professional development
- Mentor and coach other teachers
- Align curriculum, instruction, and assessment
- Model best teaching practices
- Analyze data and improve learning through data-informed decision-making
- Apply research-based approaches to instructional challenges
- Collaborate with all stakeholders to enhance student learning
When you graduate from the Masters in Teacher Leadership degree program at Kennesaw State, you will be the teacher "providing professional development, building a school culture of continuous improvement and becoming change agents while maintaining the role of a classroom teacher" (GaPSC) Guidance for Educators, May 9, 2012).
Degree Requirements
To graduate with the M.Ed. in Teacher Leadership degree, you must:
- Complete a minimum of 36 credit hours
- Complete a six-month residency where you will:
- Develop an Individual Growth Plan (IGP)
- Develop a Residency Project Proposal.
- Identify opportunities in multiple settings to develop and demonstrate an effective teacher leader's knowledge, skills, and dispositions.
- Present your Residency Project and Capstone Portfolio as evidence of your accomplishment in the areas specified by the Teacher Leadership standards.
- Meet KSU's requirements for satisfactory graduate student performance and graduation, as outlined in the Academic Policies section of the KSU Graduate Catalog.
The faculty and staff are here to support and assist you in making your experience individualized and meaningful for a long career. Kennesaw State is the place in Georgia for innovative and supportive teacher training.
