Dr. Valerie Ritland, School of Teaching and Learning, recently participated in a twelve day Multiage Study Tour to Australia. She joined 17 other educators from across the United States and Canada, along with two instructors from Northern State University, Flagstaff, Arizona. Participants visited two private schools in Sydney, Australia, and two public schools in Brisbane, Australia. The purpose of the […]
Dr. Valerie Ritland, Dr. Mary Dosch, and Dr. Camille Brandt, all School of Teaching and Learning, presented at the Multiage Institute: Joyful Teaching–Joyful Learning on August 8 and 9 at MSUM. With strong research supporting multiage classrooms in the highest achieving nations around the world, the institute focused on creating and effectively implementing multiage classrooms in public and private schools.
Dr. Val Ritland, with the assistance of Dr. Mary Dosch and Dr. Camille Brandt, invite you to attend the Summer Institute on Multiage Instruction August 8 and 9 in CMU 101. They are thrilled to have 22 enthusiastic participants joining them for these exciting two days, 19 of the 22 are traveling from the St. Cloud and metro area. The Summer […]
MSUM’s School of Teaching and Learning hosted the Valley Partnership’s New Teacher Academy on campus yesterday. The event is part of a partnership with NDSU and VCSU. New teachers were invited to attend a free one-day New Teacher Summer Academy to help them get started in their first classroom experience.
Four MSUM Special Education majors — Jill Utter, Matthew Peck, Emily Dyce, and Ivy Renner — have received scholarships from the Minnesota Council for Exceptional Children to attend the CEC 2011 Convention and Expo April 25-28 in National Harbor, MD. For more information about the MCEC, visit http://www.mncec.org. Information on the CEC 2011 Convention and Expo is found at: http://www.cec.sped.org/Content/NavigationMenu/ProfessionalDevelopment/ConventionExpo/