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  • Summer Teaching Fellowship with LearningWorks- Minneapolis Outside link

    15 January 2021

    Breakthrough is a national collaborative that comprises 25 sites across the country. Its overall mission is to launch high potential, low-income middle school students on the path to college, while also inspiring talented high school and college students to pursue careers in education.

    At LearningWorks, we achieve this mission by using a “students-teaching-students” model. During our 9 weeks of summer programming, 35 talented high school and college students work as teachers, advisors, and mentors for 120 middle school students from Minneapolis Public Schools. LearningWorks teachers are creative, diverse, intelligent, and highly motivated. They represent many academic and personal backgrounds but share a commitment to students and educational equity. LearningWorks is a Breakthrough site in the heart of downtown Minneapolis. Every summer, it offers:

    ·      100+ hours of professional development

    ·      75+ hours of lead classroom teaching

    ·      Autonomy to develop your own curriculum and course content

    ·      Leadership opportunities in committee-structures and program planning

    ·      Your own classroom for 6 intensive weeks

    ·      Coaching and mentorship from experienced and licensed teachers

    ·      4:1 student-to-teacher ratio

    ·      Small classes of 8-12 students

    ·      $2,500 stipend & housing options

     

    Head to https://www.breakthroughcollaborative.org/apply-teacher/ to apply!

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  • Abby Rombalski and Anita Chikkatur on fall public school enrollment Outside link

    17 August 2020

    Read Professor Chikkatur’s recently published piece, co-written with Abby Rombalski, in MinnPost. 

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  • Jeff Snyder on Higher Education in the Age of the Coronavirus Outside link

    4 May 2020
    Read Professor Snyder’s recently published article in Boston Review.
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  • Professor Deborah Appleman

    Professor Deborah Appleman on her new book, ‘Words No Bars Can Hold’ Outside link

    8 November 2019

    Discover the challenging yet rewarding accounts behind teaching literature and writing classes at a Minnesota prison.

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  • Alumni Teaching Panel poster 2019

    Alumni Teaching Panel

    8 October 2019

    Wednesday, November 6th, 6:00-7:30 p.m. Educational Studies Curriculum Library, Willis 114 Guest is Laura Clemens, Associate Director of the Career Center, Carleton College. Refreshments will be available.

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  • Moon Palce Bookstore address

    Reading with Deborah Appleman

    7 October 2019

    Thursday November 14 | 7:00PM – 8:00PM Moon Palace Books, 3032 Minnehaha Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55406 Deborah Appleman will be reading from her book Words No Bars Can Hold. More…

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  • 2019 Progressive Education Network Logo

    2019 Progressive Education Conference

    30 September 2019

    October 3-5, 2019. Educating for Democracy: Navigating the Current and Channeling the Future of Progressive Education. Dr. Bettina Love, Associate Professor of Educational Theory & Practice at the University of…

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  • To Teach or Not to Teach?

    25 September 2019

    Professors Deborah Appleman and Jeffrey Snyder are featured in the Summer 2019 edition of Carleton College Voice magazine. The article is titled “To Teach or Not to Teach?” Click here…

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    Deborah Appleman celebrates launch of her new book

    17 July 2019

    On June 13, Deborah Appleman celebrated her new book, Words No Bars can Hold: Literacy Learning in Prison, with a book launch at Open Books in Minneapolis. The book is based on her 10 years of experience teaching in a high security prison for men, and makes the case for the importance of liberal arts learning for the incarcerated.

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  • Jeff Snyder recently published an essay in The Conversation

    20 May 2019

    Jeff Snyder, Associate Professor of Educational Studies, and Amna Khalid, Associate Professor of History, recently published an essay in The Conversation called “Activists want a San Francisco high school mural removed, saying its impact today should overshadow the artist’s intentions.”

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    This page was last updated on 15 January 2021
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