College of Education: Faculty Presentations
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from 2008
On the Horizon: Will Web 2.0 Change the Face of Online Learning?, Judi Repman, Cordelia D. Zinskie, and Elizabeth Downs
Peer evaluation of online courses, R. Way, Stephen J. Jenkins, Terry D. Diamanduros, and Elizabeth Downs
African Americans and Homeschooling, Meca Williams-Johnson
Novice Researchers Approach to Exploring Emotions in the Classroom, Meca Williams-Johnson
Under the Guidance of a Master Teacher: Teachings and Research of Dr. Asa Hilliard, Meca Williams-Johnson
Under the guidance of a master teacher: Teachings and research of Dr. Asa Hilliard, Meca Williams-Johnson
African American Home Education Parents Describe Their Teacher Efficacy Beliefs, Meca Williams-Johnson and Cheryl Fields-Smith
from 2007
Controversias en la Educación Mexicana-Americana / Controversies in Mexican American Education, Scott A. Beck
Educación Post-Secundaria en Los Estados Unidos, Scott A. Beck
Mexican American Identities and Markets, Scott A. Beck
Theory and Practice in Second Language/L2 Instruction, Scott A. Beck
Meeting Middle Grade Preservice Math Teachers Needs: Consensus or Not?, Gregory Chamblee
Georgia’s New Grades 6 – 8 Mathematics Curriculum: What Is It?, Gregory Chamblee and S. Taylor
A Curriculum of Imagination in an Era of Standardization, Robert L. Lake
East Meets West in Curriculum Studies, Robert L. Lake
The Heart of What Matters: Differentiation and Reflexive Pedagogy, Robert L. Lake
Exploring Identity in Schools: Tensions of Gatekeepers and Agents of Change, Delores D. Liston and Lorraine S. Gilpin
Affirming and Sustaining Joy in the Life Work of National Teachers of the Year, Delores D. Liston and Camille Lowe Shirah
Nuclear Cowboys and Native Visions: Place and Competing Representations of the American West, Marla B. Morris
Mind the Dog. Howl of the Wolf, Marla B. Morris and Mary Aswell Doll
The Dystopic University, Marla B. Morris, William M. Reynolds, and John A. Weaver
Folklore, psychology, and healing: Responding to the work of Afro-Cuban artist Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Fayth M. Parks
How culture and tradition can help mothers and daughters talk about avoiding early pregnancy and STD, Fayth M. Parks
In a sacred place: Tibetan Buddhist nuns’ ancient practices of mind, Fayth M. Parks
Multicultural therapies, PSYC 4436 Theories of Psychotherapy, Fayth M. Parks
