Not exact matches
At both schools — one in our city and one in Los Angeles —
educators saw blended learning as a way to custom - tailor the school
experience for
urban students whose backgrounds and learning needs varied widely.
«Asil's
experiences as an English learner shaped her interest in the science and art behind literacy education, even as a math
educator in an
urban district,» says Senior Lecturer Pamela Mason, faculty director of L&L.
While I have thoroughly enjoyed my
experience here, often times I found myself realizing that certain teaching and learning frameworks presented in class were the very same ones espoused and developed for teaching artists and community - based
educators, especially those using culturally responsive arts in their practice in
urban settings.
Here in Chicago, I've found that just because
urban educators may know about the trauma their students
experience, it doesn't mean that they know how it impacts them or how best to help them.
The core of Schools That Can Milwaukee is a group of dedicated
educators with
experience as
urban school leaders and teachers.
· Sheila Dollaske, current principal of IPS» Key Learning Community, is a career
educator who brings years of hands - on
experiences in
urban schools in Indianapolis and Chicago to the fellowship.
Fellows include students and
educators from
urban, suburban and rural settings that contribute their diversity of knowledge and
experience to the Community.
Tricia has 18 years of
experience in
urban schools as a classroom teacher, teacher
educator and school leader.
Our Teacher Education program is nationally recognized for having one of the most innovative, collaborative teacher preparation models where top faculty work side by side with
experienced K - 12 partner
educators to prepare you to have a profound impact on the lives of students in our most
urban and diverse schools.
A 20 - year veteran
educator in Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (MNPS), Richard is a transformational leader with extensive
experience driving innovative programs to improve teacher practice and school design in
urban settings.
Over the years in my capacity as The Graduate Institute's Academic Director for the Master of Arts in Learning and Thinking degree program, I have had the fortunate
experience of working with hundreds of Connecticut
educators from around the state, many of whom are from
urban districts.
The Metro
Urban Teacher Residency @Belmont capitalizes on this commitment and offers real - world
experience serving alongside veteran
educators in hard - to - staff subject and schools.
As a longtime
educator who has spent four decades researching, teaching, and writing about instructional leadership, I decided to seek out several
experienced urban principals who were willing to share their challenges and successes.