Johns Hopkins University School of Education

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The Johns Hopkins University School of Education is one of the nine academic divisions of the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. The largest provider of master’s degrees in education throughout the state of Maryland, it is known for its emphasis on flexible learning formats that encourage individuals to remain employed in area school systems while attending. This tradition traces its roots to 1909 and the founding of part-time educational studies at Johns Hopkins through the now extant School of Professional Studies in Business and Education. Moreover, the School of Education’s proximity to and links with inner city Baltimore have further lead it to place special emphasis on preparing teachers to deal with issues of urban and ethnic instruction. It is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, and all programs leading to certification are approved by the Maryland State Department of Education.

Contents 1 Academic departments 2 Research centers 3 External links 4 References

[edit] Academic departments

• Department of Teacher Preparation
• Department of Teacher Development and Leadership
• Department of Special Education
• Department of Counseling and Human Services
• The Department of Interdisciplinary Studies in Education (DISE)

[edit] Research centers

• Center for Research and Reform in Education
• Center for Technology in Education
• Center for Summer Learning

[edit] External links

• Hopkins School of Education

[edit] References

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