Dr. Harrison Yang honored as Distinguished Teaching Professor
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Tribute to Dr. Alfred Frederick
Distinguished Service Professor, Dr. Alfred Frederick, has organized C&I faculty to visit, collaborate, and form lasting relationships with teachers and administrators in the local communities of Benin, West Africa for more than two decades.
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Jen Kagan earns diversity award
Jennifer Kagan, a faculty member of SUNY Oswego’s curriculum and instruction department, recently earned a 2018 Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Award from the Eastern Tennis Association for her work over the last 11 years with the tennis program of the Onondaga Nation School.
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Dr. David Parisian received the 2018 Humanitarian Heart Award from Heartmath Institute
“… it’s the heart that one needs to be educated on, the heart that can bring emotions into alignment, the heart that will take your learning, your community’s learning, our planet’s learning to the next level and beyond.” - David Parisian
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Dr. Marcia Burrell on Tea for Teaching
Teachers at all levels play an important role in influencing the educational and career paths of students. In this episode, Dr. Burrell discusses how math teachers play a critical role as gatekeepers who either welcome students or provide a barrier to student success in all STEM fields.
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The beginnings of our future start in the classroom, where teachers shape the minds of tomorrow. Create diverse, effective, and creative experiences for learners of all ages through Oswego's childhood, adolescence and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) K-12 education programs.
SUNY Oswego’s Curriculum and Instruction Department has a long standing history of providing innovative and beneficial teaching methods for the students. Since its establishment by Edward Austin Sheldon in 1861 as the Oswego Primary Teachers' Training School, SUNY Oswego has crafted the instruction of teachers into a high quality educational program.
The primary mission of the Curriculum and Instruction Department is the preparation of socially conscious teachers, in the areas of Childhood, Adolescence and TESOL Education, who promote the authentic learning of all students. As the largest department in the State University of New York at Oswego’s School of Education, the goal is to prepare teachers with the knowledge to work in the public and private schools in New York, the northeast region and the nation.
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