Join us for a professional development event that celebrates the potency of young adult literature in fostering civic engagement and bearing witness to history. This event features a special virtual session with YA author, Emily Inouye Hue, who will discuss her transformative novel Beneath the Wide Silk Sky. Afterward, expert panelists, including Dr. Angela Wiseman,…
This webinar explores critical issues of the freedom to read, censorship dangers, and the pivotal role of educators in nurturing a love for books. Panelists from different universities will discuss how we can teach diverse books in today's political climate and how we continue to share diverse voices and stories. NC State students can register…
The College of Education will host two virtual open houses for prospective graduates on Oct. 9 and Nov. 16 from 6:30-8 p.m. (EST) via Zoom. The virtual format allows attendees to gain a broad overview of the College of Education, reviewing our resources for graduate students, and receiving insight from a panel of current graduate…
Make it a powerful learning experience instead of just a fun day out. During this workshop, we will share a variety of activities designed for every grade level. Learn about free and paid educational opportunities as well as the tips and tricks needed to make sure you have the best field trip ever! Date: Tuesday,…
Many of us can remember participating in an elementary school field day. We raced through various outdoor activities, participating in a combination of fun team and individual events. Imagine typical field day activities: three-legged races, egg-on-a-spoon relays, tug-of-war, sack races, or ring toss. We have mathematized these activities! Students will compete in teams of four…
Spring Break and Spring Short-Term Study Abroad Application Deadline (Rolling Admissions) This applies to the College of Education Student Teaching Abroad Program and other NC State Spring Break Study Abroad Programs.
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 Coady. Come by, learn, and ask your questions. Scholarship Applications are due by Nov 15, so don’t delay! Session PD 749 001: Date: Monday, October…
Sarah Simmons Dissertation Title: Relationships among Teacher Perception Data and Questioning Techniques in Elementary Math Instruction in a Southeastern State. Under the direction of Dr. Michael Ward. October 17, 2023 at 3 p.m. Zoom link: https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/99598718038?pwd=WXlOSUtzandnYVI1THhvbFdvYkR4Zz09
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