The Center for Educator Preparation is helping address two of teaching's greatest challenges: the shortage of teachers and diversity in its workforce.
Two new endowed funds in the School of Education provide support for future educators and graduate students.
Colorado State University had 439 teacher candidates in Northern Colorado schools from both undergraduate and graduate programs during the 2021-22 academic year, showing the connections between CSU and local school districts.
Matt Moulton works with his students as well as future middle schools to create a beneficial learning environment.
Colorado State University’s School of Education celebrates student, alumni, and faculty accolades awarded this spring from within CSU and beyond, and achievements including publications, fellowships, and retirements.
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.
“Truly, the biggest thing for me has been learning to relate what we're learning in class, in this world history class, to their daily lives." Teacher licensure candidate and outstanding Education Sciences graduate James Weiner's student teaching experience was filled with challenges and rewards.
Like everything else this past year, teaching and the student licensure program have been heavily affected by the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The public is invited to an online, interactive Generations Seminar focused on fraud trends, identification, prevention and reporting, taking place on Tuesday, Dec. 15 at 9 a.m.
“My biggest accomplishment in my career was writing and co-authoring 19 books on topics that I wanted to impact, from more effective and creative post-secondary instruction to promoting deeper learning about compelling issues that often divided communities.”