Purdue's curriculum and instruction program equips you with advanced skills and experiences in evaluating, creating, and teaching curriculum. As a graduate, you'll be able to understand, conduct and communicate research to your colleagues, local policymakers, administrators and the community to create successful learning opportunities for your students.
Graduates Can:
- Develop a critical understanding of changing demographics and the diversity of students, schools and communities to better serve their educational needs.
- Advocate for values of diversity, inclusivity and social justice.
- Deepen your understanding of educational trends and policies and their impacts on the students and communities they serve.
- Strengthen disciplinary and transdisciplinary knowledge.
- Mentor, coach and collaborate with colleagues to encourage them to enact their roles as leaders.
- Communicate effectively with various stakeholders, including colleagues, parents, administrators, media and policy-makers.
- Develop strategies for sustained resilience in addressing ongoing opportunities and challenges.
