Tag Archives: Undergraduate Teacher Education

IMPORTANT SUPPORT FOR TAKING THE PRAXIS EXAMS

Preparing today’s teachers for tomorrow’s classrooms Success begins with effective test preparation — that’s why ETS is offering free Praxis™ Study Plan Development Webinars to help your teacher candidates prepare. Read More

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The Practices of Mathematics Educators: A Comparative Study of Teaching Across Countries

Students in the U.S. are being outperformed in mathematics by students from all across the world. Does this mean that the students from other countries will also build better economic Read More

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Birthday Cake & More

ASPIRE members, alumni, supporters and Delaware Center for Teacher Education staff celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the ASPIRE Program during the 2011 Alumni Weekend events held on the University of Delaware Read More

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Project Search

Meet principals and hiring teams from schools in Delaware and the surrounding states.  Project Search convenes on Tuesday April 12 and Wednesday April 13, at the Bob Carpenter Center, on Read More

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ASPIRE End of School Year Meeting

The semester is coming to a close….ASPIRE must conclude the year with style and grace!   ASPIRE END OF YEAR CELEBRATION   Thursday, May 13, 2010

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ASPIRE Members Focus on Equity

Emily Fenn, a Sophomore Elementary Education major and member of UD’s Teach for America student services organization, described differences in the schooling outcomes for students based on the schools that Read More

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Professor George Bear and Mrs. Patti Bear Provide Solid Guidance

On Wednesday October 7, 2009,  ASPIRE  members engaged in an informative and very lively discussion about How to Deal with Difficult Situations in the Classroom.  Professor and Mrs. Bear advised Read More

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