What Will Learn?

This course will address legal reasoning and analysis of a variety of issues in the context of a school setting. We will examine laws that pertain to an educational setting, including the rights of both schools and students. This is a 4 credit hour course and is allotted 6 weeks of time

Educational Law

There are laws that affect how schools and educational institutions are managed. Both the schools and students have certain legal rights under the law. It is important for every educator to understand these rights so that they can protect themselves and their students. Failure to follow educational laws could result in severe penalties for the educational institution and the educators who run it.

Educational Law is an advanced educational course of the Accelerated   Master of Education Degree program at American International Theism University. It is such an important course to take for your Master of Education degree. Even though you’re not studying to become a lawyer, every education professional needs to have knowledge of the laws surrounding the education field. That way, you can ensure that your future students will receive the best education possible in accordance with what society demands them to know.

This course will address legal reasoning and analysis of a variety of issues in the context of a school setting. We will examine laws that pertain to an educational setting, including the rights of both schools and students. This knowledge is useful for any job in the education field. It doesn’t matter if you’re planning to be a guidance counselor, teacher, professor, dean, college president, or social worker. A basic understanding of education law will help you do your job right.

American International Theism University provides you with four credits toward your Master of Education Degree after you complete the Educational Law course. The course is administered entirely online, and you’ll be given six weeks to finish it. The professors teaching the course are educational professionals who bring their knowledge and experience to the virtual classroom. You will find their expertise and insight into educational law to be most valuable to you as a future educator.