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Masters of Arts in Teaching 101

How, Where and Why to Get an M.A.T.

Provided By: Associated Content, Inc.

The title says it all. Teaching is an art form, and the need for "masters" or "highly qualified" educators is enormous in this No Child Left Behind environment. If you are completing an undergraduate education program, considering graduate school, or thinking about changing careers to become a teacher, then the M.A.T.


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Posted by CandiceArnold on November 19, 2007 11:46 AM |

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