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Pat Zumhagen: Poetry in Motion

Pat Zumhagen, Lecturer in English Education, finds art as a powerful way to invite students into the text and stimulate their creative imagination, so that they will become active thinkers rather than simply passive consumers.

Posted 9 months ago by Carey Zamarriego

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Spotlight on English and Education Ph.D. Student Eve Eure ☆

Eve is a Teaching Assistant for the College Teaching of English course and a first year Ph.D. student. She received her undergraduate degree from Smith College where she was a Portuguese and Brazilian Studies major and has degrees from the University of Chicago in Latin American Studies and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign in Fiction.

Posted 14 months ago by Amy Wolf

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English Education Professor Ernest Morrell on Police Discipline in Public Schools ☆

For the first time, police have released records of the arrests and summons they make at public schools. The results have confirmed fears of civil rights groups that pushed for its release. Laura Keller of NY City Lens (a news website produced by students at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism) tells the story, …

Posted 17 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Dimon Fellow Cristina Romeo Presents First Elementary School Session at SPI Summer Institute ☆

On July 11-14, TC hosted the Student Press Initiative (SPI) Summer Institute, where 75+ educators of all disciplines gathered to learn about teaching writing, project-based curriculum, and the process of publishing student work. A stand-out session was hosted by incoming English and Education Ph.D. student Cristina Romeo, who has taught second and third graders for …

Posted 22 months ago by Amy Wolf

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