The roles and responsibilities of a principal are changing drastically in any typical day. On Oct. 12 at 3 p.m. EDT, the "Principals as Transformation Leaders: Changing Roles and Responsibilities" webinar will explore these changes and how they impact the day-to-day work of a principal.
The Diversity Symposium's one-day education track on Thursday, Sept. 28 centers on diversity and inclusion-focused pedagogical practices and evidence-based research, delivered by speakers including current students, alumni, faculty and staff from the School.
A CSU faculty member has co-edited a new book about addressing the national diversity gap between the student body and educational leaders in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
Emily Rice took a winding road to earning her teaching degree. “People had suggested to me that I should consider being a teacher,” she said. “I wanted to try to do something else with my degrees, but the idea of teaching was always in the back of my mind.”
Two School of Education events kicked off Colorado State University's Spring 2017 graduation weekend. Both events, held at The Ranch Events Complex in Loveland, recognized and celebrated the hard work and accomplishments of the School's Spring and Summer 2017 graduates.
On Dec. 15, the School of Education's Center for Educator Preparation at Colorado State University and Poudre School District co-hosted a professional development workshop focused on the importance and implementation of co-teaching in the classroom.
The School of Education’s Adult Education and Training specialization and Center for Educator Preparation at CSU are seeking session proposals for the “Teaching Practices: Honoring Diversity and Inclusion” track at CSU’s annual Diversity Symposium, which is taking place at the Lory Student Center Sept. 20-22.