Ok what degree in Phoenix’s masters degrees is the right degree for teaching US history in High School?

DB808: Ok what degree in Phoenix’s masters degrees is the right degree for teaching US history in High School?
Ok, out of all of phoenix.edu master’s degrees can someone tell me which one is the correct degree for a person that already has a bachelors in american studies and that wants to teach high school US history
OK can you guys tell me which one is the correct one for high school

1.Master of Arts in Education/Administration and Supervision
2.Master of Arts in Education/Adult Education and Training
3.Master of Arts in Education/Curriculum and Instruction
4.Master of Arts in Education/Curriculum and Instruction—Computer Education
5.Master of Arts in Education/Curriculum and Instruction—English and Language Arts Education
6.Master of Arts in Education/Curriculum and Instruction—English as a Second Language
7.Master of Arts in Education/Curriculum and Instruction—Mathematics Education
8.Master of Arts in Education/Early Childhood Education
9.Master of Arts in Education/Early Childhood Education (Non-Certification
10.Master of Arts in Education/Elementary Education/Early Childhood Specialization
11.Master of Arts in Education/Elementary Education/Middle Level Specialization
12.Master of Arts in Education/Elementary Teacher Education
13.Master of Arts in Education/Secondary Education/Middle Level Specialization
14.Master of Arts in Education/Secondary Teacher Education
15.Master of Arts in Education/Special Education
16.Master of Arts in Education/Teacher Leadership

Answers and Views:

Answer by Ashley
The minimum requirements for a HS History teacher is a BA in the specific Field and a single subject credential. Since you already have a BA in the specified field, check with your local credential program to see what you would need. If you want to further your education with a masters, an MA in History or #3 on your list would be most beneficial.

Answer by Elfie
Online degrees are not highly valued by employers and therefore it might be more difficult for you to find a job with an online degree.

Check the requirements for teaching high school in your state as well as the requirements in job ads. Most likely you will need some type of certification.

Answer by John
None of the above.

Answer by january_stars
You do not need a Master’s degree to be a teacher but if you want one anyway I would suggest Master of Arts in Education/Secondary Teacher Education. Secondary Education is another term for high school.

All you really need though is a credential.

Answer by Cris
icollege.enacre.net – it has info about getting into this school, tips to apply and grades requirements.