This asynchronous, online module introduces students to language variation and its role in the elementary classroom. Through videos, readings, and reflections, students will explore what language variation is, how it…
Participants will attend a fall NCATA regional in-service meeting to interact with agriculture teachers, learn about updates to the agricultural education curriculum, and participate in professional association business and activities.…
Join us to learn more about the 2-week summer study abroad program (go.ncsu.edu/cedireland) taking place in May 2024, exploring bilingual education, language policies, culture, and education led by Dr. Maria…
Students will get an overview of the submission process. Date: Tuesday, October 17th, 2023 Time: 6:00 - 7:00 PM Location: Online Audience: Student Teachers Contact: Kimberly Ideus Credit: 0.5
In this workshop, we will describe strategies for involving and supporting families raising students with disabilities in and beyond the IEP process. We will discuss the importance of cultural responsiveness,…
Youth Mental Health First Aid Training provides training about various mental health challenges as well as their role as teachers and strategies for dealing with these situations. Youth Mental Health…
Join us to learn more about the 2-week summer study abroad program (go.ncsu.edu/cedireland) taking place in May 2024, exploring bilingual education, language policies, culture, and education led by Dr. Maria…
Listen to a panel of graduate students who studied abroad in Spain during the summer of 2023. They will describe their experiences, what they learned, and how it impacted them.…
“When will I ever use this?” is a common question in a math classroom. Dr. Jay Martin of Wake Tech Community College and Tamara Ormandy, a Wake County high school…
Drawing as a science practice can support elementary students’ reasoning and communication in the classroom. This PGU session will provide an overview of different purposes for science drawings in grades…