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Doctoral Proposal Defense: HILLARY SESSIONS
Proposed Dissertation Title: Undergraduate Developmental Mathematics: An Investigation of the Impact Online Collaborative Learning has on Student Experiences Date: Friday, August 11th Time: 12:00pm Location: POE 512 or https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/99541621060?pwd=aDlHcDdmVVZMTVZmdUlTMUFpWEhSdz09 Committee Members: Dr. Erin Krupa (chair), Dr. Hollylynne Lee, Dr. Ruby Ellis, and Dr. Peter Hessling This proposal defense is open to all who would like…
PD 6746 – Language Variation in the Elementary Classroom
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 influences their own lives, and how it could impact the students with whom they will work. In addition to the course materials, students will also…
Doctoral Dissertation: WILLIAM KEATING
William Keating Title: Delivering Content During an Inquiry in the Social Studies Classroom: An Action Research Approach. Under the direction of Dr. John Lee Date: August 16, 2023 Time: 10:00 am Zoom link: https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/99888755059?pwd=anR2UStqWEVVT0JZN3NnWElwa1VRUT09
Doctoral Dissertation: BRITTNEY BLACK
Brittney Black Dissertation Title: Intersecting Identities: A Mixed Methods Study Exploring the Mathematical and Racial Identity of Middle School Black Girls. Committee: Dr. Jonee Wilson (Co-Chair), Dr. Karen Hollebrands (Co-Chair), Dr. Cyndi Edgington, and Dr. Valerie Faulkner Date: Wednesday August 16, 2023 Time: 4 pm - 6 pm Location: Poe Hall 512 or Zoom https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/91532619347
CANCELED: PD 631 – Youth Mental Health Training
This PD opportunity has been canceled. 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 First Aid training will support participants in their interactions with peers and provide strategies they may use in their…
Doctoral Dissertation: MELISSA ALTEMOSE
Melissa Altemose Dissertation title: Teacher Efficacy and Classroom Management: A Quantitative Study of North Carolina Teachers Openness to Receive Coaching as a Means to Reduce Reliance on Exclusionary Discipline. Under the direction of Drs. Bonnie Fusarelli and Michael Ward. August 18, 2023 at 9 a.m. in Poe 112.
Howling Hunt
Join us for an amazing race around our beautiful historic campus for first-year and transfer undergraduate students in the College of Education.