Does anyone know if it’s possible to get a Bachelors in Liberal Studies: Teaching and Learning emphasis, with a masters in Speech language pathology (SLP) I’m more interested in one on one after working more with kids this year, and I wanted to know if anyone has gone this route and if its possible. I have an appointment with a counselor but its 2 weeks out so i just wanted to ask here
They give out poptarts at breakfast and cold pasta at lunch. Who can I report this to? I've eaten at the cafetieria for years, but since a new vendor began supplying things have gone way down hill. Kids are literally throwing away their meals as "crap", and I know the population of kiddos this program is supposed to be targeting is not getting served.'
I will be organizing with some students a musical performance at a different school. I am looking for ideas to make the occasion more educational/pedagogical for everybody. Any ideas?
Hi all,
Dom and Jay have just released the third episode of their Youtube documentary series 'An Education In The World'. Any support or feedback is welcomed and appreciated. Happy to answer any questions in the thread below too :)
Watch here: https://youtu.be/r11Ik7RZd4s
I have a friend who is Mexican American who is going to be an English teacher. I am as well. All she does is read classic books by white authors basically putting them on a pedestal. She mentioned that although she likes POC literature, she feels more connected to work by dead, white authors, particularly men (Salinger, Whitman, Wordsworth). It’s not just for authors, she also mentioned, feeling connected to white musicians.
As a future educator, I mentioned the importance of diverse literature and having a wide array of books in the classroom.
While I love classic literature too, I also understand the importance of uplifting POC voices that are not always recognized.
I also told her there might be something deeper at play with her identity but she says thats just the way things are for her. I’m not sure what else to say or to just let it go.
"Pick an issue in education and write a paper where you present different sides of your chosen topic."
It has a reasonably short length requirement of 1500 words. Not really concerned about the writing, but I am just struggling to come up with a good topic to write about.
Any help is appreciated!
I hear this phrase a lot but I am struggling to find evidence!
Thanks!
