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Sarah Dominick, a second-grade teacher at the Mather School in Boston, was getting ready to start the morning’s math lesson, which was on adding and…
Ellen McIntyre is dean of the College of Education at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. The College enrolls more than 3,000…
What does a highly effective teacher-preparation program look like?
I don’t believe there’s only one answer to this question. Any definitive…
We wrote last week about how institutions of higher education can leverage external pressure to drive internal change. This post is about the flip…
Institutions of higher education often resist external pressure to change and adopt an “us vs. them” mentality. But as we’ve talked about…
In September, I had the chance to get out of the office and dig into the real work of teacher preparation. I traveled to Moscow, Idaho – a community…
It is a strange fact of teacher education in the U.S. that pre-service “field experiences” too often require aspiring teachers to sit in the back…
Cassandra Herring is the dean of the School of Education and Human Development at Hampton University. The School, which consists of four academic…
Linda Patriarca is the former dean of the East Carolina University College of Education. She stepped down from her deanship in July and is currently…
Greg Anderson is dean of the College of Education at Temple University. Located in the heart of North Philadelphia, the College of Education enrolls…