For Professor Libby Butler, Path to the Teaching Life Started Early
“I always knew I wanted to be a teacher.”
These words will sound familiar to many educators — and everybody’s journey to achieving that dream is different.
For Dr.
Master of Education
Racial Justice in School, Renewing the Commitment: A Panel
Dr. Joi Spencer Part of Panel Discussing Racial Justice
USD School of Leadership and Education Sciences (SOLES) Interim Dean Joi Spencer appeared on KUSI News to discuss a two-day panel for teachers and school administrators focused on racial justice in education on September 2nd and September 9th.
Faculty Spotlight: Reyes Quezada, PhD
Adjunct Professor
About
Dr. Reyes Limon Quezada is the Chair of the Department of Learning and Teaching.
Online Learning More Important Than Ever in the Face of COVID-19 Crisis
Teachers Rise to the Challenge as Education Community Also Looks to the Future
The familiar proverb “It takes a village” feels particularly appropriate in the education world right now.
Envisioning the Residue of COVID-19’s Impact on the North American Educational System After the Cure
Residue: Something that remains after a part is removed, disposed of, or used (remnant).