My new friends
I feel so connected to all of my peers/colleagues in the master of arts in teaching program. I have made a lot of friends whom I have gotten to know over the past couple months. One of my MAT@USC friends just had her second baby (who is absolutely adorable!), another...
Connecting with my peers
My ability to connect with other individuals and my peers in a meaningful and reciprocal way has been awesome! As I mentioned last week, the 2sc platform we use in the master of arts in teaching program is both user and socially friendly. I have made some very good friends...
Learning from fellow students
Throughout my experience getting my masters in education I have constantly seen advancements and improvements to the educational arena we students use. Whether it’s in a class discussion among fifteen classmates or in a small group during orientation, the level of interaction...
Great Technology, Effective Lectures, Accessible Professors
There are three things that I found very surprising about the masters in education program. First, I love the technology that we use on a daily basis. I am computer literate, having used a computer for a number of schools. However, I feel it would be easy for individuals who...
My surprise? The overall quality of the MAT@USC and the Rossier School of Education.
When I applied and began my coursework I found out how outstanding the University of Southern California’s College of Education really was. I was amazed to discover that the college has been around for one-hundred years, it has been named as one the top 25 colleges for...
What has surprised you most about the MAT@USC program?
The technology!!! Since I am very technologically illiterate, I was expecting the online masters in education program to be somewhat difficult to navigate. However, I have found it extremely easy to use and new features are being added weekly. For example, I can comment under...