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Love and Logic in the Classroom
What does Love and Logic have to do with education? As it turns out, the principles of Love and Logic can play an integral role in shaping the development of teachers and classroom operation. Penny and Jim Van Dellen, both CUAA graduates, presented as guest speakers in this semester’s School of Education child development course. Learn more about what they shared with CUAA students and how you, too, can integrate these principles into everyday classroom tools.
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Student Perspective: CUAA students attend 2019 LEA convocation
"Just being in the same room with over 2,000 Lutheran educators had an amazing impact on me, making the idea of student teaching and having my own class in less than a year a reality."—Jennifer Smith ('20)
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Lead a classroom while still learning
Thinking of going back to school? Concordia's graduate-level options for educators are convenient, flexible, and abundant.
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October 2, 2019Arbor Light Magazine, Haab School of Business, MBA, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, School of NursingA new day
This story first appeared in the fall 2019 issue of the Arbor Light, the official magazine of Concordia University Ann Arbor.
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Faithful to the ends of the earth
This story first appeared in the fall 2019 issue of the Arbor Light, the official magazine of Concordia University Ann Arbor.
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September 9, 2019Call Me Cardinal, Kreft Arts, Music, News, Residence Life, School of Education, SpotlightSeptember Student of the Month: Lexie Brown (’20)
Congratulations, Lexie!
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September 4, 2019Concordia Experts, News, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, School of Health Professions, SpotlightHalsell, Chappuis, and Burns-Ross join CUAA faculty in 2019
With the 2019-20 academic year freshly underway, Concordia University Ann Arbor continues to welcome its new Concordians to campus, including three faculty members.
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Celebrating Cultural Diversity in the Classroom
As demographics in America continue to shift and our society grows more and more diverse, our classrooms are becoming increasingly rich with cultural variety and differences.
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August 15, 2019Haab School of Business, Live Uncommon, School of Education, Spotlight, Students, Summer6 Concordia students who spent their summers as camp counselors
I got to look campers in the eyes and say, “Jesus loves you and He died for you.” Best job ever, in my opinion. —Mandi Ressler ('19)
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Teaching the Teacher: Associate Professor of Education Goes Abroad
In 2006, Marilyn Meell took her first trip to Zambia with a local Michigan church group. Since then, she’s been back nine different times.
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