Curriculum and instruction provides educators with hybrid (blended) courses that are structured to ensure that future candidates will study the philosophical and theoretical foundations of curriculum development while gaining an understanding of instructional strategies that best address the needs of a diverse student population
The program is uniquely designed to meet the needs of individuals with a variety of
career goals:
• Curriculum Generalists
• District Curriculum Coordinators
• School Administrators
• Classroom Teachers
• Non-School Based Curriculum Designers
• Curriculum Evaluators
Q: How does Curriculum and Instruction contribute to student learning and achievement?
A: Curriculum and Instruction plays a crucial role in enhancing student learning and
achievement by providing educators with research-based strategies and resources to
design and deliver effective instruction. By aligning curriculum with learning standards,
incorporating diverse instructional methods, and utilizing assessment data to inform
instruction, Curriculum and Instruction professionals help create engaging and meaningful
learning experiences that meet the needs of all students.
Q: What are the current trends and innovations in Curriculum and Instruction?
A: Current trends and innovations in Curriculum and Instruction include personalized
learning approaches, competency-based education, project-based learning, interdisciplinary
instruction, flipped classrooms, digital learning resources, inclusive education practices,
culturally responsive teaching strategies, and the integration of social-emotional
learning into the curriculum.
Q: How can I stay informed about developments in Curriculum and Instruction?
A: Staying informed about developments in Curriculum and Instruction can involve participating
in professional development opportunities, attending conferences and workshops, joining
professional organizations such as the Association for Supervision and Curriculum
Development (ASCD) or the National Association for the Education of Young Children
(NAEYC), subscribing to educational journals and publications, and engaging with online
communities and social media platforms focused on education. Additionally, continuing
education courses and graduate programs in Curriculum and Instruction offer opportunities
for educators to deepen their knowledge and skills in the field.
Name | Phone | |
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Dr. Sarah Price Dean of the College of Education |
sarah.price@famu.edu | |
Dr. Warren Hope Department Chair |
warren.hope@famu.edu | 850-412-1234 |
Dr. Alishea Rowley Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator |
alishea.rowley@famu.edu | 850-412-1234 |
Dr. Michelle Mitcham Associate Professor, CACREP Liaison |
michelle.mitcham@famu.edu | 850-412-1234 |
Dr. Hassiem Kambui Associate Professor |
hassiem.kambui@famu.edu | 850-412-1234 |