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Teachers: 3 Tips for returning from winter break

Planning a strong return from winter break will help you start your semester off right.

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Esther strong: A story of enduring Concordia friendships

"Our Zooms are so important—not to dwell on Natalie's situation, but as a time to be with people she knows care about her. God put this in place so many years ago at Concordia Ann Arbor. Amazing!" —Ruth (Schlutz) Van Der Laan ('66) 

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Experiential learning in the School of Education

Experiential learning gives students the opportunity to learn by doing and to learn from their mistakes and failures.

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Sixth grade class surprises Foerster at Cardinal football game

Saturday, October 16 was a particularly special game for Andrew Foerster ('21), the starting defensive end on Concordia University Ann Arbor's football team.

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Registration open for Restorative Practices Workshop

Register now for this presentation of the School of Education Professional Development—online or in-person.

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Equitable school environment: Willie Garrison’s approach

Every district leader spends time thinking about creating an equitable school environment for their students.

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ESL: Supporting English language learners

How have you planned to support the English language learners in your classroom?

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Tips for designing your classroom for learning

Without a doubt, designing your classroom for learning takes some work.

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Post-baccalaureate teacher certification at Concordia University Ann Arbor

Courtney Slucter will be Concordia University Ann Arbor's first student to graduate from the post-baccalaureate teacher certification program.

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The perks of being a teacher

There are many perks of being a teacher, believe it or not.

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