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Talk Back to the Internet ☆

Talk Back to the Internet: a making workshop event. Organized by Sean Justice & Richard Jochum, and sponsored by the Myers Media Art Studio, Program in Art & Art Education. Led by Don Miller, an artist and learning designer.


Reposted from Myers Media Art Studio. Written by mediaartstudio.

On Saturday, April 27, we held a fabulous event called Talk Back to the Internet, led by Don Miller from the Institute of Play. The purpose of the workshop was to explore the material of the Internet, the code, in order to create our own participatory drawing application. By the end of the day — …

Posted 7 days ago by Ravi Ahmad

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Celebration of Maria Torres-Guzman’s Scholarship ☆

On Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th the Program in Bilingual/Bicultural Education invited current students, graduates, faculty and colleagues from across Teachers College to join in celebrating the career and legacy of Professor Maria Torres-Guzman on the occasion of her retirement. A two-day conference sponsored by the Blue Sky Asian-American Research Foundation along with the Arts & Humanities …

Posted 7 days ago by A&H

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Paper Presentations at the 2013 Diversity in Research and Practice Conference ☆

This past Friday and Saturday, April 19th and 20th, Teachers College held its 2013 Diversity in Research and Practice Conference (DiRP).

Posted 28 days ago by zechariahc

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Cancelled: “Ella Baker: Radical Educator with Harlem Roots”

CANCELLED CANCELLED CANCELLED Due to a severe winter storm in Chicago, Prof. Ransby was unable to make the trip to New York for this event. We are working now to reschedule and hope that you will join us at a later date this spring. Please join us for the first lecture of the Educating Harlem …

Posted 2 months ago by Pressible

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CANCELLED CANCELLED CANCELLED Due to a severe winter storm in Chicago, Prof…

Student Spotlight: Christine de Michele ☆

Singer-songwriter, interdisciplinary artist and Master’s of Music Education student, Christine de Michele, blurs the lines between art forms, musical genres and performance practices. Join her on a visual and musical journey at her Master’s Recital Fast Forward Play Pause on Friday, May 11th at 7 p.m. in Milbank Chapel.

Posted 12 months ago by Pressible

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Racial Literacy Roundtable: Monday, February 13, 2012 ☆

The Language of Race with Lauren Kelly (English Education Doctoral Student) and Miyo Tubridy (English Education MA alumna), Monday, February 13, 2012, 6-8 pm, Horace Mann 152.

Posted 15 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Thinking Through Drawing Symposium: Practice Into Knowledge ☆

In a weekend that brought together leaders in such diverse fields as medicine, architecture, textile design and cognitive science and gave them a commonality, the Art and Art Education Department’s recent Thinking Through Drawing Symposium was a ground-breaking event and the first of its kind in the nation.  “This has been a long time coming,” …

Posted 16 months ago by Amy Wolf

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CERES Gallery Show Featuring Art and Education Student Nishan Patel: Opening Reception 12/22, 7-9pm ☆

Art and Art Education student Nishan Patel’s exhibition “into the seE” at the CERES Gallery in New York City from December 20th-24th; reception December 22nd from 7-9pm.

Posted 17 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Spotlight on Music and Education Student: Rosa Lee

Master’s in Education in Music student, Rosa Lee, uses both her spiritual practice and educational experiences to inform her performance practice. You can hear her inspired performance at her Master’s Piano Recital on Friday, December 16th at 7:30 in Milbank Chapel.

Posted 17 months ago by Pressible Staff

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“The Teacher and the World: A Study of Cosmopolitanism as Education” Philosophy and Education Professor David Hansen’s Book Debuts ☆

A chance for students to experience a variety of perspectives that will help them examine philosophical questions and concepts, the Colloquium in Philosophy and Education meets about seven times each semester and welcomes notable scholars in the field from around the world to share their own point of view. November 17th’s session was a particularly …

Posted 17 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Local Holiday Market Featuring Alumna Christina Soriano ☆

Christina Soriano, Art and Art Education alumna and K-5 art teacher at NEST+m will be offering her handmade ornaments and other items at an upcoming local holiday market.

Posted 17 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Imagination and Innovation in Art Education History: December 2-4, 2011 ☆

This December an important Art Education History conference will be hosted at TC by the Program of Art and Art Education, under the direction of Professor Judith Burton and offered as a part of the annual Conversations Across Cultures series.

Posted 18 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Ludovico Pratesi on Italian Video Today

The exhibition is Italian Video Today – Double Identity, curated by Ludovico Pratesi and Shara Wasserman, and features the work of eighteen contemporary Italian artists who use video as their main form of expression.

Posted 18 months ago by marieweller

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Racial Literacy Roundtable Session: Monday, November 14, 2011 ☆

Examining the Implications of Internal and External Labels With Iesha Jackson and Wanda Watson (Doctoral students, Curriculum & Teaching) Monday, November 14; 5:30-8:00pm; Horace Mann 140.

Posted 18 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Social Studies and Education “Race and Membership” Weekend Workshop With Facing History and Ourselves ☆

On October 21 and 22, TC will host a two-day course, “Race and Membership,” facilitated by the international educational organization Facing History and Ourselves. “The partnership with Facing History and Ourselves and TC is an important one as it represents a joint activity with a group whose values resonate with ours: upholding social justice and …

Posted 19 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Racial Literacy Roundtable with Dr. Chance Lewis ☆

October 10 will kick-off the first session of this semester’s Racial Literacy Roundtables Series (RLRs), originally developed by Professor Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz and English Education MA students Emily Carman (’10), Lauren Gengo (’10) and James Kang (’10) to supplement the English Education diversity class and provide another meaningful platform to talk about teaching in a diverse …

Posted 19 months ago by Amy Wolf

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Language Teachers Become Language Students: TESOL Students Take on Guatemala ☆

This summer, four fellow students from the TESOL K-12 program and I traveled to Guatemala for an intensive Spanish course and a bit of Central American exploration. While we all had varying levels and backgrounds in Spanish, we headed south with the same goal: to get better.

Posted 20 months ago by Liz Hoelzle

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TC Student Activists: TC represents at the Save Our Schools March and National Call to Action in Washington DC

July 30, 2011 was a sweltering day in Washington DC, but the heat didn’t dampen the spirits of the thousands of teachers, parents, students, and activists who traveled from across the country to protest education policies they say are demoralizing teachers and reducing the profession to little more than “teaching to the test.” After rendezvousing …

Posted 20 months ago by Liz Hoelzle

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Professor Ruth Vinz and “The Body Project”: SPI Summer Institute Session ☆

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. According to Christine Gentry, SPI Curriculum Consultant and Ph.D. Candidate in English Education, the event program had something of a “braided” focus, …

Posted 22 months ago by Amy Wolf

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To Be Heard: Giving young people a voice through poetry ☆

“Power writing is about taking control of your life in this world. It’s about using the power you have that people absolutely do not want you to use.” This quote from To Be Heard director, producer, and teacher Roland Legiardi-Laura sums up the essence of why he and his fellow power writing teachers place so …

Posted 22 months ago by Liz Hoelzle

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