Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies

Become a teacher educator or curriculum specialist by earning a doctorate in Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies, including specialized focuses in Early Childhood Education, Social Studies Education, and Teacher Education. 

Under the mentorship of your chosen faculty advisor, you’ll design a program tailored to your interests and professional experiences. You will explore diverse theoretical perspectives, engage in original research, and have the chance to prepare future teachers.

While most candidates go on to faculty positions in education, others pursue careers directing curriculum in early childhood, elementary, or secondary settings; work in public or private agencies; or join research institutions.

Our faculty

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Professor

Research Areas:
Social and civic education; history education; human rights education; curriculum history
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(812) 856-8058
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Professor, International and Comparative Education Program Chair

Research Areas:
Global-local forces on cultural constructions of democracy, citizen identities of children and youth, formal citizenship education
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(812) 856-8399
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Professor, Armstrong Chair for Teacher Education 2015

Research Areas:
Failure and how we learn from it; moral, civic, and religious education; homeschooling; teacher education
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(812) 856-8122
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Professor

Research Areas:
Professional well-being; teacher beliefs and practices across cultures and contexts; infant toddler care and education
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(812) 856-8393
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Assistant Professor

Research Areas:
Arts based research, transnationalism, diaspora, youth studies, visual methodologies, qualitative research
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Contact Us

Keith Barton
ED 3234
(812) 856-8058
kcbarton@indiana.edu