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Suzanne Wilson
Ph.D., Stanford University
swilson@msu.edu
Suzanne Wilson is a University Distinguished Professor and chair of the Department of Teacher Education and director of the College of Education’s Center for the Scholarship of Teaching. Her work spans several domains, including teacher learning, teacher knowledge, and the connection between educational policy and teachers’ practice. She has conducted research on history and mathematics teaching and has ...
Ph.D., Stanford University
swilson@msu.edu
Suzanne Wilson is a University Distinguished Professor and chair of the Department of Teacher Education and director of the College of Education’s Center for the Scholarship of Teaching. Her work spans several domains, including teacher learning, teacher knowledge, and the connection between educational policy and teachers’ practice. She has conducted research on history and mathematics teaching and has ...
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Kennedy Onyancha
In the Department of Teacher Education, I have valued the opportunities to interact with experienced faculty, the collegial nature of the department, the demanding nature of the doctoral program, the different perspectives presented, and the opportunities to grow both socially and academically.
With regard to living in East Lansing, I appreciate the physical security, accessibility to resources, ease of access to the university, and the presence of many international students as well as families. ...
In the Department of Teacher Education, I have valued the opportunities to interact with experienced faculty, the collegial nature of the department, the demanding nature of the doctoral program, the different perspectives presented, and the opportunities to grow both socially and academically.
With regard to living in East Lansing, I appreciate the physical security, accessibility to resources, ease of access to the university, and the presence of many international students as well as families. ...