Kenneth Noble Receives Best Essay Prize
Kenneth Noble, a PhD student specializing in social foundations of education, has received the History of Education Society’s Henry Barnard Prize for the best essay written by a graduate student....
View ArticleNatalie King Receives Mentoring Award
Natalie King, a doctoral student in the School of Teaching & Learning, has received a 2013 Graduate Student Mentoring Award from the University of Florida Graduate School and the Innovation through...
View ArticleHighlighted Doctoral Fellow – Lindsay Vecchio
Experience of a current student Just back from a conference in Illinois, where she spoke about the social theory of reflexivity in education, Lindsay Vecchio sat down for an interview to share a bit...
View ArticleSteven Foti
Began Doctoral Fellowship: Fall 2014 Specialization Area & Faculty Mentor: Statistics Education; working with Dr. Tim Jacobbe Primary Research Interests: Developing assessments that emphasize...
View ArticleNate Murray
Began Doctoral Fellowship: Fall 2014 Specialization Area & Faculty Mentor: ESOL/Bilingual Education; working with Dr. Maria Coady. Primary Research Interests: English language learning among...
View ArticleJiahui Wang
Began Doctoral Fellowship: Fall 2014 Specialization Area & Faculty Mentor: Educational Technology; working with Dr. Pasha Antonenko Primary Research Interests: Creating and developing...
View ArticleTim Jacobbe – featured STL faculty member
His students are not only apprentices, they’re part of the team The School of Teaching and Learning has a principle of scholarship that blurs the lines between faculty research and teaching. In the...
View ArticleDouglas Whitaker Selected as 2014-2015 CADRE Fellow
Douglas Whitaker, a PhD student specializing in Statistics Education, has been selected as a Fellow for the Community for Advancing Discovery Research in Education (CADRE) for the 2014-2015 academic...
View ArticleStudents Win Graduate Student Mentoring Award
Catherine Case, Steven Foti, and Douglas Whitaker were selected to receive the University of Florida’s Icubed Graduate Student Mentoring Award for the work they did with AP Statistics at PK Yonge in...
View ArticleKenneth Noble and the hypocrisy of a nation pushing democratic educational...
It was 1945. WWII had just ended and segregation was still in effect in American schools, when the U.S. government embarked on a mission to reform the Japanese education system to a democratic state....
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