Online Ph.D. in Literacy
Devote Yourself to Advancing Literacy Education
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Literacy is the foundation of all learning. Prepare to help students from diverse backgrounds overcome barriers to reading proficiency and succeed throughout their entire educational career with the Ph.D. in Literacy program at St. John’s University—one of the nation’s only online doctorate programs in literacy.
Graduate in as little as three years ready to enhance learning across all subject areas in partnership with students, teachers, and administrators.
Plus, you can enter the field confident that your training meets or exceeds that of your peers. The School of Education at St. John’s University is a member of the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation, American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, and University Council for Educational Administration.
“The information I am learning in the program is priceless. I truly appreciate the direction that is given by my professors. They are very helpful and knowledgeable. I believe this program will prepare me to advocate for both teachers and students in my field.”
–Annamaria Miller, ESL Teacher/Instructor
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If you have any questions about St. John’s University’s online Ph.D. in Literacy, contact us at 844-393-1677 or request more information today!
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