Two local high school teachers, Margaret Leak, and Tracey Pratt, will lead us in some interactive math tasks using DESMOS. Bring a laptop or a tablet. Date: Tuesday, February 19th, 2019 Time: 6:30 - 7:30 PM Location: Poe Hall 320 Audience: Anyone interested in teaching mathematics with technology (all grade bands) Instructor/contact: Cyndi Edgington Credit:…
MYEN and the College of Education will be hosting a dinner and movie discussion of the movie, The Hate U Give. We will be discussing important topics reflected in the film such as community, identity, and injustice. There will be a faculty member serving as a facilitator of the discussion. Food will be provided. Prior…
MYEN and the College of Education will be hosting a dinner and movie discussion of the movie, The Hate U Give. We will be discussing important topics reflected in the film such as community, identity, and injustice. There will be a faculty member serving as a facilitator of the discussion. Food will be provided. Prior…
Participate in a "Mursion" session practicing how you will talk to students and introduce content. In this scenario, you will be the teacher talking to a class of five upper elementary students. You will practice introducing a new instructional unit. Your objective is to elicit student thinking related to one of the following content areas…
Participate in a "Mursion" session practicing how you will talk to students and introduce content. In this scenario, you will be the teacher talking to a class of five upper elementary students. You will practice introducing a new instructional unit. Your objective is to elicit student thinking related to one of the following content areas…
This session is specifically for undergraduate and graduate students interested in exploring the ways that restorative practices can support healthy and purposeful group/organizational development--especially when navigating conversations about equity, inclusion, and diversity. Residents assistants, tutors, student organization leaders, and other students engaged in community building and support may find this introductory session valuable. Students will…
This session is specifically for undergraduate and graduate students interested in exploring the ways that restorative practices can support healthy and purposeful group/organizational development--especially when navigating conversations about equity, inclusion, and diversity. Residents assistants, tutors, student organization leaders, and other students engaged in community building and support may find this introductory session valuable. Students will…
Come learn about to effectively manage your student loan debt after graduation. An expert on personal financial literacy and student loans will present the most up to date information on loan repayment and forgiveness options. Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 Time: 2:00 - 3:00 PM Location: Poe Hall 512 Audience: All current CED students Instructor/contact:…
Come learn about to effectively manage your student loan debt after graduation. An expert on personal financial literacy and student loans will present the most up to date information on loan repayment and forgiveness options. Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 Time: 2:00 - 3:00 PM Location: Poe Hall 512 Audience: All current CED students Instructor/contact:…
Participate in a "Mursion" session practicing how you will talk to students and introduce a work session for the class. Your class will be made up of computer avatar students. As the teacher, you will practice giving specific praise while introducing a lesson. In the lesson introduction, students learn that they will be working in…