graduate SCHOOL OF Education

The ABU School of Education is committed to preparing individuals with a passion for education to assume leadership roles and make a lasting impact on students' lives.     

 

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Concentrations

Select a concentration to view the total hours/requirements.

  • Core Curriculum Requirements: 21 hours

    EDAD 6300 Foundations of Instructional Leadership 

    EDUC6304 Improvement of Instruction 

    EDUC6306 Curriculum Design & Instruction 

    EDUC6302 Research in Education 

    EDUC6313 Assessment to Improve Learning 

    EDUC6318 Leading for Learning 

    EDUC6315 Internship in Curriculum & Instruction 

    Elective Hours: 9 hours

    EDUC6320 Project Based Learning 

    ESLS5304 Methods in Teaching ESL 

    SPED5310 Introduction to Exceptional Learners 

DEPARTMENT CHAIR OF EDUCATION

Dr. Jacqueline Garrett is an accomplished educator with over 30 years of experience across various educational settings. Her academic background includes a BA degree in Psychology and M.ED and ED.D degrees in Teacher Education and Administration from the University of North Texas (UNT), with a strong focus on curriculum development and instruction, student assessment and data analysis. This foundation has equipped her with a deep understanding of learning processes, pedagogical strategies, and effective educational leadership. 

Dr. Garrett has served students in Dallas, Desoto and Duncanville ISDs and in higher education institutions including Dallas Baptist University, University of North Texas and Dallas County Community College District. She enjoys spending time with family, traveling and serving in her church.

Dr. Jacqueline Garrett 

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Program Outcomes

  • Enhanced student success

    To be equipped with experiential learning, relevant application, and opportunities for research in order to enhance student success. 

  • Prepared for employment

    To be considered for employment in the areas of teacher leader, grade level/department chair, content specialist, curriculum specialist, and/or instructional leader. 

 FAQs

  • It will take 2 years to complete the program.

  • Only one graduate transfer credit is accepted for up to 3 credits. 

  • Submission of GRE scores are encouraged but not required.