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Steve Amendum receives Literacy Research Association’s early career award
February 17, 2016
Steve Amendum, University of Delaware associate professor of education and faculty scholar in literacy at the Delaware Center for Teacher Education, has received the Literacy Research Association’s 2015 Early Career Achievement Award. The award is give …
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Winter Session 2016 achievements
February 15, 2016
Please join the School of Education in congratulating its faculty, students, and SOE colleagues in affiliated centers on their achievements over December 2015 and the 2016 Winter Session. You may also read about these achievements in UDaily’s February …
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Farley-Ripple discusses assessment during John King’s Wilmington visit
February 12, 2016
As part of his Opportunity Across America Tour, Acting US Secretary of Education John King visited the Community Education Building in Wilmington on January 22 to discuss improving assessments with district and state educational leaders. Associate dire …
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Spring 2016 Colloquium Series
February 12, 2016
The University of Delaware’s School of Education Colloquium Series will continue this spring, resuming on Wednesday, Feb. 24, with a presentation by Kelly Mix, professor of educational psychology at Michigan State University. The spring series will beg …
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CEHD’s 2015 Year in Review
February 2, 2016
The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) is committed to providing quality education, practical research and services that benefit people in our community and beyond. As illustrated in this video, we have made significant advancements in o …
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ETE alumna Monica Burns integrates technology into class curricula
February 2, 2016
University of Delaware alumna Monica Burns began her teaching career as an elementary school teacher in one of New York City’s first public schools to pilot one-to-one iPad use in the classroom. During her time in the classroom, Apple Education asked B …
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ETE students share new perspectives on Istanbul
January 21, 2016
“The most valuable lesson I have learned on this adventure,” began University of Delaware study abroad student Christine High, “is that life and events can be seen through an infinite number of lenses. What truly matters is the perspective you choose.” …
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William Lewis and undergraduate researchers present ELA strategies
January 11, 2016
Associate professor of literacy education William Lewis and undergraduate researchers Sean Krazit and Yvonne Rivera addressed two complicated questions at the Academy for Educational Studies’ “Critical Questions in Education Conference” in November: “H …
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Educational Technology conference March 5
January 11, 2016
While blackboards and chalk are the traditional symbols of education, today’s teachers must be well versed in technology. They are expected to create lesson plans on SMART Boards, post assignments on learning management systems (LMS), build connections …
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Doctoral students present analyses of mathematics curriculum
December 21, 2015
Doctoral students in the School of Education completed the semester with an exciting poster presentation of their course projects for “EDUC 835: Research and theory of mathematics education” with Amanda Jansen, associate professor of mathematics educat …
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