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Department of Teacher Education
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Teaching in Detroit: Interns share their experiences with seniors
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Department of Teacher Education
Fulbright winner Akesha Horton studies critical hip hop pedagogy
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Department of Teacher Education
Extra experience in the classroom: The Urban Immersion Fellowship
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Anne-Lise Halvorsen
Ph.D., University of Michigan
annelise@msu.edu
Anne-Lise Halvorsen is an assistant professor of teacher education specializing in social studies education. Her scholarship includes research on the history of education, social studies at the elementary level, curriculum policy, the integration of social studies and other subject areas, and early childhood education. Currently, she is ...
Ph.D., University of Michigan
annelise@msu.edu
Anne-Lise Halvorsen is an assistant professor of teacher education specializing in social studies education. Her scholarship includes research on the history of education, social studies at the elementary level, curriculum policy, the integration of social studies and other subject areas, and early childhood education. Currently, she is ...
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Jason DeLille
I followed the MSU College of Education's program through my undergraduate years, where I was prepared through rigorous course work and practical classroom experience for life in the real classroom. I furthered my education with an MATC experience because I felt that MSU had prepared me so well. My MATC academic experience taught me how to do my own action research to improve my practice, how to become a teacher leader to implement what I know is best ...
I followed the MSU College of Education's program through my undergraduate years, where I was prepared through rigorous course work and practical classroom experience for life in the real classroom. I furthered my education with an MATC experience because I felt that MSU had prepared me so well. My MATC academic experience taught me how to do my own action research to improve my practice, how to become a teacher leader to implement what I know is best ...
