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Online
Math Courses
Mathematics is one of the oldest
and most fundamental of sciences. In the world we live in,
we rely heavily on mathematics. In just about every career,
from cashier and mechanic to engineer and doctor, math is
used in some form. Those who are skilled in math are in high
demand and often have no trouble finding high-paying jobs
in business, education, industry, and government. Individuals
often work in such fields as engineering, education, technology,
and research analogy. Some individuals, including mathematicians,
actuaries, and statisticians will work as specialists in a
specific branch of mathematics.
Schools
Offering Math Programs Online
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Since
1918, Ashford
University
has been providing a number of Associate, Bachelor,
and Master degree programs. Students can now earn a
online. Coursework includes a range
of mathematics curriculum, such as applying fundamental
mathematical concepts. Students can transfer up to 12
credits of prior mathematics coursework. Additionally,
AU offers a "pay as you go" plan that allows
students to pay for only one course at a time.

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offers Master of Arts degree programs
in Teaching and Learning with an emphasis on Teaching
Mathematics in Grades K-5, 6-8, or 9-12. These programs
enable students to become more proficient in mathematical
competencies based on national and professional standards
for working teachers.

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offers a number of graduate degree programs
in Education/Mathematics online. Courses are designed
to help teachers develop a better understanding of the
foundational mathematical concepts, while helping to
motivate their students to improve their mathematic
inquiry skills. Walden is an accredited online university
that offers degree programs in business, education,
engineering, technology, management, psychology, and
more.

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Nova
Southeastern University offers a .
In this program, students are able to refine their teaching
skills by utilizing an interactive mix of text, best-practice
strategy videos, and web-based interaction. The core
curriculum includes: Classroom and Instructional Management,
Action Research in Practice, Instructional Modes and
Technology, and more.

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Grand
Canyon University
provides a . The program is offered by
the College of Humanities and Social Sciences in conjunction
with the College of Education. It is designed to prepare
students for careers in teaching mathematics to students
in grades 7-12. Coursework includes education psychology,
mathematical interactions, teaching methodology and
strategies, and more.
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offers a Master of Arts in
Education degree, with a mathematics specialization
focus on teaching methods, assessment practices and
curriculum development in the areas of algebra, geometry
and statistics. The program includes a study of critical
issues in the fields of education and includes strategies
for classroom instruction for varied learning styles.

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Western
Governors University
offers a
completely online. In addition, the university provides
two post-baccalaureate programs for current teachers
online. These online programs are designed for teachers
who are seeking certification or for those who want
to enhance their current teaching skills in math education.

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A Ph.D. is generally
required for those seeking to become mathematicians. However,
those with a bachelor's or master's degree are often qualified
to work in a wide array of fields, including education. A
double major in mathematics and another related discipline
is quite desirable to many employers. Because of continued
advancements in technology, the job outlook for those with
good math skills is excellent!
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