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News items from the College of Education
- Lynn trains professors to teach students how to become expert learners
- 30 faculty members are certified Institute Fellows May. 09, 2012
- Lynn University announces debate-specific curriculum for the 2012 fall semester
- Students can learn about a wide variety of issues related to the American political process Apr. 04, 2012
- Education dean says cheating isn’t worth the risk
- Cheating and plagiarism can negatively impact students’ future educational and employment opportunities Apr. 04, 2012
- Lynn librarian builds presidential debate research guide
- When I heard the faculty would be incorporating lessons about debates, creating a research guide seemed like a great way to contribute, said Barnett Mar. 06, 2012
- Lynn University provides accelerated path to graduate degrees
- 3+1 program follows on the heels of successful accelerated undergrad program Feb. 14, 2012
- No Child Left Behind may be fading away, but accountability is here to stay
- We must deliver what we’ve promised our nation’s youth, says Lynn education dean Feb. 14, 2012
- Palm Beach County teacher and Lynn Ed.D. student recognized
- Reid-Thomas was recently named a CPED Research Fellow and is a member of Lynn’s inaugural Ed.D. cohort Aug. 16, 2011
- Lynn University announces new dean of its Ross College of Education
- Craig Mertler’s career has focused on helping school districts make sense of the numbers Jun. 22, 2011
- Education professor discusses techniques for improving American schools
- “Success depends on well prepared teachers having the necessary facilities, materials and time to ensure all students have an equal opportunity to learn,” said Storey. Mar. 08, 2011
- Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate receives Phase II funding
- Feb. 28, 2011
- Lynn recognized as model site for students with disabilities transition programs
- Lynn named the On the Job Training (OJT) Site of the Year and receives a $2.5 million federal grant Dec. 07, 2010
- Students search for their passion during Lynn’s 2011 January Term
- Self-starter and founder of the One-Week Job Project, Sean Aiken, to address Lynn students Nov. 29, 2010
- Storey outlines shift in the US education policy
- Lynn education professor says, “The New DEEL will focus on democratic and ethical decisions and benefit educational leadership” Aug. 23, 2010
- National experts discuss the rising issue of students with learning differences
- Fewer students with learning differences are being diagnosed because testing is less available, says Glines Feb. 25, 2010
- College of Education partners with UF, FSU on state-wide program
- Project will allow educators to earn endorsement in teaching autistic, deaf and blind students Sep. 30, 2009
- Prof analyzes gap between children from minority backgrounds vs. majority groups
- “Parental involvement is low among Hispanic families compared to families from the majority group,” says Ruiz Camacho. “The current administration should work to close this gap.” Apr. 23, 2009
- Education prof and literacy specialist named College Reading and Learning Association president-elect
- Proficient readers, writers, speakers and listeners are more likely to succeed as future teachers, says Wolf Apr. 16, 2009
- Healthcare at the Forefront – Do personal values affect hospital leadership?
- “In the last decade, political, social and economic forces have fostered a market-driven healthcare environment,” say Lynn profs Jan. 05, 2009
- Storey presents paper dealing with ‘glaring omission’ in U.S. education policy
- Nov. 19, 2008
- Lynn is looking for South Florida’s best and brightest educators to fill out inaugural Ed.D. class
- The Ross College of Education is now recruiting for new “practitioner’s doctorate” program with Carnegie Foundation pedigree Nov. 05, 2008
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