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Tag: Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Educator in Residence P.J. Fleck to share lessons of football, life in March 3 talk

February 21, 2021 Mark McGowan Alumni, CI, enewsletter

P.J. Fleck will never forget his semester as a student-teacher at Clinton Rosette Middle School. It was Spring 2004, and the wide receiver for the NIU Huskies football team had tried to postpone that classroom immersion – he was training for his

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Middle Level Teaching and Learning majors grapple with ‘Hateful Things’

February 21, 2021 Mark McGowan CI, enewsletter

Joseph Flynn is, through and through, an educator. And as the associate professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction viewed and absorbed the 39 pieces contained in the “Hateful Things” traveling exhibition from Ferris State University, he saw the great potential

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Black, Brown & Bilingüe: Alums launch podcast while leading suburban schools

February 21, 2021 Mark McGowan Alumni, CI, enewsletter, LEPF

For Lissette Jacobson and Maurice McDavid, the connection began Day One. Both began working in DeKalb in August of 2011, when they attended an orientation for new teachers – and Jacobson couldn’t help but notice McDavid’s commanding voice in the room: “You’re

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Kaneland teams with NIU to stimulate teacher-leaders, personalized learning

February 3, 2021 Mark McGowan CI, enewsletter

Nearly two dozen teachers, mostly from Kaneland Community Unit School District 302, are trailblazers in a new school-university collaboration that will produce instructional leaders focused on providing personalized learning for students. Sarah Mumm and Patrick Raleigh, Kaneland’s directors of Educational Services for

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NIU’s Educators Rising chapter hoping to engage, mentor high school groups

February 3, 2021 Mark McGowan CI, enewsletter

Members of the NIU College of Education’s still-young chapter of Educators Rising are devoted to furthering their preparation, enhancing their marketability – and, they hope, making meaningful connections with those students who will follow in their footsteps. “When we began Educators Rising,

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Alumni Accomplishments

February 3, 2021 Mark McGowan Alumni, CI, enewsletter, ETRA, LEPF

Congratulations to these alumni who are making a positive impact on the leadership and administration of education at all levels! Dan Bertrand, Ed.D. Educational Administration, ’05, was named director of Park Operations for the Marengo Park District. Bertrand was superintendent of Marengo

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Black students share COE experiences, offer recommendations for improvement

January 15, 2021 Mark McGowan CAHE, CI, enewsletter, LEPF, SEED

Four Black students in the NIU College of Education joined the Jan. 7 spring all-college meeting to share their personal stories and offer guidance for how faculty and staff can better empower them during their academic journeys. The quartet included one undergraduate

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Supporting students of color: Faculty share ideas to expand concept of equity

January 15, 2021 Mark McGowan CAHE, CI, enewsletter, ETRA, KNPE, LEPF, SEED

As the powerful messages from a panel of Black students concluded during the Jan. 7 all-college meeting, Dean Laurie Elish-Piper shifted the conversation to action. “I’ve asked each department to share an initiative that directly relates to supporting students of color, broadening

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Best of both worlds: Educate U.S. takes virtual trip to Houston during pandemic

January 15, 2021 Mark McGowan CI, enewsletter, KNPE, SEED

COVID-19 could not cancel the NIU College of Education’s January 2021 edition of Educate U.S. with the Houston Independent School District. Even as the pandemic did prevent travel to Texas for the 14 teacher-licensure candidates chosen to participate in the real-world learning,

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COE offers free, online tutoring services to NIU employees’ elementary children

January 15, 2021 Mark McGowan CI, enewsletter

NIU faculty and staff can receive free, online tutoring for their children in first- through sixth-grades, thanks to a new partnership between the College of Education and the Employee Assistance Program. Mission Possible Tutoring and Homework Help connects elementary school students with

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Mayra Daniel ready to continue looking for serendipitous avenues in retirement

January 15, 2021 Mark McGowan CI, enewsletter

Mayra Daniel considers herself among the fortunate ones. Born in Cuba, she spent her first 11 years in the Caribbean nation with an extended family that included great-grandparents who’d emigrated from Europe. “We left to escape the Castro regime. My father left

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Commencement profile: Evadne Bowlin

December 8, 2020 Mark McGowan CI, enewsletter

Out of concern for the health and safety of the Huskie community, NIU is hosting virtual commencement ceremonies Saturday, Dec. 12, and Sunday, Dec. 13, for those who register. Those who would prefer to watch after the scheduled times can visit YouTube

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