The Elementary Education Organization (ELMO) will host an Elementary Student Teacher Panel to all undergraduate elementary education students. Date: Wednesday, March 14th, 2018 Time: 5:30 - 6:30 PM Location: POE 120 Audience: Undergraduates Elementary Education Instructor/contact: Joanna Greer Koch Credit: 0.5
Join us for an open house featuring the Adult, Workforce, and Continuing Professional Education Program. This program blends expertise in design, implementation, and evaluation of informal and formal education initiatives. Students develop skills in the teaching and learning process, leadership, and policy—preparing them to serve in a broad range of educational settings and occupations. Register here…
Join us for an open house featuring the Adult, Workforce, and Continuing Professional Education Program. This program blends expertise in design, implementation, and evaluation of informal and formal education initiatives. Students develop skills in the teaching and learning process, leadership, and policy—preparing them to serve in a broad range of educational settings and occupations. Register here…
Consent: There are no Blurred Lines We easily ask for or give consent to a variety of things every day; yet when it comes to sex, there is a common narrative of confusion. This interactive workshop will explore the often conflicting messages we receive around sex and consent, particularly through the media and pop culture.…
Consent: There are no Blurred Lines We easily ask for or give consent to a variety of things every day; yet when it comes to sex, there is a common narrative of confusion. This interactive workshop will explore the often conflicting messages we receive around sex and consent, particularly through the media and pop culture.…
Join the Black Graduate Student Association and the Multicultural Young Educators Network for a discussion about the movie, Black Panther. We will explore the various themes that emerged throughout the film and take a critical examination of how these themes impact the greater community. Date: Tuesday, March 20th, 2018 Time: 12:15 - 1:45 PM Location:…
Join the Black Graduate Student Association and the Multicultural Young Educators Network for a discussion about the movie, Black Panther. We will explore the various themes that emerged throughout the film and take a critical examination of how these themes impact the greater community. Date: Tuesday, March 20th, 2018 Time: 12:15 - 1:45 PM Location:…
The flipped teaching format is a pedagogical approach that shifts direct instruction (lecture) from the classroom to the home via technology. Traditionally, students in flipped classrooms view short (10 min. or less) videos as homework. Consequently, a significant amount of classroom space and time is created for students to practice application (activities, labs, hands-on learning,…
The flipped teaching format is a pedagogical approach that shifts direct instruction (lecture) from the classroom to the home via technology. Traditionally, students in flipped classrooms view short (10 min. or less) videos as homework. Consequently, a significant amount of classroom space and time is created for students to practice application (activities, labs, hands-on learning,…
Officer Nat Hitchings of the NCSU security is offering a 1-1/2 to 2-hour active shooter training in Poe for students. The training includes videos (one of the Virginia Tech. shootings; one possibly of Sandy Hook) and explains what to do in the event of an incident happening in Poe or elsewhere. Officer Hitchings and his…