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Educators enjoy a special after-hours viewing of the exhibits at the National Archives while learning about resources and workshops for National History Day. They include options for video conferencing programs into their classroom, DocsTeach online resources and lesson plans, Learning Labs, field trip planning, and more during an Educators Open House at the National Archives in Washington, DC, on September 13, 2018.
Exhibit planning meeting with Educators Advisory Board - our group of high school teachers, college professors, and museum educators.
March 29, 2015.
Educators and Visitors at British Boarding Schools Weekend in Kyiv, 18-19 February 2012.
More info at www.edUKation.com.ua
In recognition of their exemplary roles as educators, Baldwin Wallace recently honored Drs. Barbara (Mueller) Sawrey ’73 and Thea (McAfee) Wilson ’75 as Outstanding Educators and celebrated Dorin Jackson ’10 and Sarah Piscsalko ’13 as Jill Herrick Graduate Education Scholarship recipients. The four individuals were lauded March 25 at the 2018 Celebration of Outstanding Educators.
Civilian Educator of the Year: Mr. Kevin E. Gentzler (DCL)
Military Educator of the Year: Lt. Col. Christopher Springer (DJIMO)
Seven civilian and six military faculty members were nominated from the various departments and schools within CGSC based on their excellence in the four domains of teaching, service, scholarship, and faculty development. The candidates were observed teaching, and went through an interview process with a five member selection board. This year's military and civilian educator of the year winners were selected from the very talented educators listed below.
The other departmental nominees were:
Lt. Col. Franklin F. Baltazar (DTAC)
Mr. Thomas A. Hardy (DDE)
Dr. Mark M. Hull (DMH)
Lt. Col. Nicholas A. Joslin (DCL)
Dr. George S. (Steven) Lauer (SAMS)
Mr. Richard A. McConnell (DTAC)
Lt. Col. Felicia R. Moore (DLRO/Gordon)
Lt. Col. Brian L. Steed (DMH)
Lt. Col. Patrick D. Sullivan (AFELM)
Mr. Leonard E. Verhaeg (DLRO)
Mr. Jeffrey D. Vordermark (DJIMO)
The faculty members who participated in the competition all demonstrated outstanding classroom instruction and dedication to the continued professional development of our students, their departments and schools, and all of CGSC are proud of their accomplishments.
This year's winners will compete as the CGSC nominees for TRADOC Educator of the Year and will receive the highly coveted parking spots on either side of the stairs leading from the faculty parking lot. Please join me in recognizing their accomplishment and make sure you stop them in the hall to offer your congratulations.
27 января 2023, Отдание праздника Богоявления. Равноап. Нины, просветительницы Грузии / 27 January 2023, the celebration of the Feast of the Epiphany. Equal to Aap. Nina, educator of Georgia
The chair actually floated about an inch of the ground so all movements were like you were weightless
Every year, the College of Education hosts a back-to-school thank-you reception for Pullman-area educators, in particular the Pullman School District, with whom the college has had a special relationship for a number of years. This year's event took place at South Fork on August 22.
On April 20, Pennsylvania educators' visited Fort Belvoir, K-9 Unit to watch a controlled training demonstration. The U.S. Army Harrisburg Recruiting Battalion sponsored 24 Pennsylvania educators' and community leaders' during April 18-21, 2011 for the 2011 U.S. Army Educators' and Community Leaders' Tour to the Military District of Washington including visits to the Pentagon, Fort Myer and Fort Belvoir. US Army photo by Staci Cretu.
Every year, the College of Education hosts a back-to-school thank-you reception for Pullman-area educators, in particular the Pullman School District, with whom the college has had a special relationship for a number of years. This year's event took place at South Fork on August 22.
Recruiters from the Mechanicsburg RS hosted an Educator’s Breakfast Sept. 30 at the Cedar Cliff High School in Camp Hill, Pa. This breakfast was a part of the weeklong events of the Harrisburg Battalion’s Army Rivalry Tour for the football game Red Land at Cedar Cliff on Oct. Army Rivalry Tour provides local recruiting stations with leads, and develops and cultivates espirt de corps within the school’s student body and staff. It also gives the community an added motivation to attend the game to support their high school’s football team. It can also provide recruiters the opportunity to recognize the weekly winners of the battalion-sponsored Army Iron Man and Army Coach Competitions. Food for this breakfast was provided by the Crimson Frog in New Cumberland, Pa. U.S. Army photo by Christine June.
Every year, the College of Education hosts a back-to-school thank-you reception for Pullman-area educators, in particular the Pullman School District, with whom the college has had a special relationship for a number of years. This year's event took place at South Fork on August 22.
The National Association of Cuban American Educators (NACAE) awarded "Educator of the Year 2012" Dr. Modesto A. Maidique, President Emeritus of Florida International University (FIU), Alva H. Chapman Jr. Eminent Scholar Chair in Leadership, Executive Director of the Center for Leadership and Professor of Management, Faculty of Business Administration, all at FIU. Dr. Maidique was FIU President for 23 years, the first Cuban-American university president in the U.S.
The event also gave the scholarship NACAE "Gastón Fernández de la Torriente" the student Carolina Sanchez
In recognition of their exemplary roles as educators, Baldwin Wallace recently honored Drs. Barbara (Mueller) Sawrey ’73 and Thea (McAfee) Wilson ’75 as Outstanding Educators and celebrated Dorin Jackson ’10 and Sarah Piscsalko ’13 as Jill Herrick Graduate Education Scholarship recipients. The four individuals were lauded March 25 at the 2018 Celebration of Outstanding Educators.
What are your most pressing professional learning needs as an educator at Brock? Please comment on desired areas of focus and/or teaching challenges you would like CPI to focus on.
Generative AI
•Opportunities
•How to use; more support learning about
•Disruption caused by
•Design assignments to discourage use of
•Support in detection
•Policies to deal with academic misconduct related to
Large Classes
•Active Learning
•Assessments (meaningful and feasible)
•Curriculum / course mapping student progress
•Peer evaluation
•Efficient Grading (with and without Tas)
Teaching Assistants
•Supervising
•Support for consistent Grading
•Facilitating Seminars
Accommodations
•How to manage/support
•Social anxiety – group work, presentations
Assessments
•Designing with UDL in mind
•Support for more multimodal
•Crafting learning outcomes, aligning to assessments
•Experiential Learning
•Ungrading
Technology
•Better use of Brightspace
oSupport for quiz creation
oSupport for creating more intuitive content that will support students to read the material (user interface design, cognitive load theory)
oIntegration with other tools like MS Teams and Forms
Open Educational Resources (OER)
•Support in using/creating
•More information about the grant program continuation
Modalities
•Analog teaching (put the devices away)
•Teaching in the “live moment”; “traditional teaching”
•Better use of Classroom technology
•Balancing appropriate use of online/in person
•Stop supporting online learning
•Provide more support for online learning
•Offer more workshops online
Profile of a Brock student in 2024 (Who are our learners and what do they need?)
•Engagement / attendance
•Effects of COVID-19; providing flexibility but also maintaining integrity of the course/program/degree
•Support for learning skills (Note-taking, reading, writing)
•Problem-solving; critical thinking
•Discussion/debate/dealing with controversial issues/ exposure to new ideas / meaningful dialogue
Resources
•Connect to recent empirical evidence/literature
•Draw Upon Faculty Experience
•Add more resources to the CPI website
•Provide more drop-in support
Engineering Educator Kathryn Shroyer presented the Sea Perch iterative exhibit to eager families at the Cape Code Museum of Natural History Saturday March 23rd. The event was hosted by the museum in collaboration with the Cambridge Science Festival's Science on the Street initiative.
(photo by Kathryn Shroyer)