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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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Fulbright winner Akesha Horton studies critical hip hop pedagogy
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Extra experience in the classroom: The Urban Immersion Fellowship
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Samantha Caughlan
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
caughlan@msu.edu
Samantha Caughlan is an assistant professor of English education. She conducts research on English teachers’ cultural models as providing insight into their conceptions of their discipline, teaching, and students. Long interested in curricular reform, her recent projects look into the effects of policy on state and local ...
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
caughlan@msu.edu
Samantha Caughlan is an assistant professor of English education. She conducts research on English teachers’ cultural models as providing insight into their conceptions of their discipline, teaching, and students. Long interested in curricular reform, her recent projects look into the effects of policy on state and local ...
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Nichole Wood
I started my time at Michigan State as a social work major. After a semester, I learned about the Child Development Laboratories on campus and found a mentor who guided me towards changing my major. I have never looked back since then. The thing that I really appreciated about the program is that faculty in the College of Education really support the relationship between those students with dual-degrees. If it wasn't fellow Child Development majors, it ...
I started my time at Michigan State as a social work major. After a semester, I learned about the Child Development Laboratories on campus and found a mentor who guided me towards changing my major. I have never looked back since then. The thing that I really appreciated about the program is that faculty in the College of Education really support the relationship between those students with dual-degrees. If it wasn't fellow Child Development majors, it ...
