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2025-2026 Graduate Catalog 
    
2025-2026 Graduate Catalog

Urban Education, MEd


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Master of Education • URBNEDU M ED

  

The Master of Urban Education prepares teachers to meet the educational demands of urban settings. The program emphasizes culturally sound teaching strategies in urban classrooms to foster student success. The coursework is complemented by clinical classroom observation, which allows faculty to provide immediate feedback on the skills that matter most in effective teaching. Davenport’s program fosters community partnerships to help teachers develop the relationships conducive for effective teaching in urban environments.

Learning Outcomes


  • Develop competencies in math, science, and literacy teaching.

  • Implement strategies that enhance the practice of teaching based on relationships and partnerships, including collaboration with families, community stakeholders, and educational leaders in urban settings.

  • Create plans of instruction based on data and knowledge of diversity that can meet the needs of all students.

  • Adapt teaching strategy based on cultural context of students.

  • Apply strategies for planning, implementation, and evaluation of student learning and behavior in diverse educational settings.

  • Engage learners in critical thinking, creativity, and collaborative problem-solving based program strategies that promote success for all students.

  • Utilize instructional technology to enhance student learning.

  • Identify factors unique to urban environments that impact student learning and schooling.

Core Methods Courses - 6 Credits


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Total Credits: 39


* is a required practicum every Fall and Winter semester for the Master of Urban Education until completion of the program.

For more information regarding the Master of Education in Urban Education, visit the Davenport University website.

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