Wesley Brookshear wanted to grow in his profession as a paramedic and primary paramedic instructor. He found exactly what he was looking for in the “fantastic” online Adult Education and Training Program in CSU's School of Education.
Numerous faculty, students, and alumni of the School of Education to present at the 2021 Colorado State University Diversity Symposium, October 25-29. The Education Strand takes place on Thursday, October 28.
Graduate Teaching Assistant Katie Brown leveraged the facilitation techniques and strategies she learned through the Facilitating Adult Learning graduate certificate to move an in-person physiology course to online delivery.
“Don has been pushing the use of technology in education delivery for 20 years. He’s pushed the School of Education into places where we didn’t realize we should go, and we’ve been better for it.”
A team of researchers at Colorado State University and Texas A&M University recently explored the locations of “informal learning institutions” such as museums and libraries, and the implications for public access to science.
Gupta’s exploration into how mindfulness and meditation are being used in personal and professional settings is part of a journal's special edition focused on meditation and mindfulness in adult education.
Adult Education and Training students Veronica Scheidler, Brent Shill, and Lauren Vilen spent two weeks at the Winter School intensive in Würzburg, Germany.
Jill Zarestky is the 2019 recipient of the CPAE award for her work and research in adult education.
“We are constantly revisiting and revising our curriculum, our course offerings, and what's happening in those courses to create a robust program.”
"I want to see more effective practices towards environmental and sustainability education. I think a key part of that is highlighting the importance of the learning aspect and the knowledge transfer, and how that plays out in the greater lens.”