Rural Colorado faces a teacher shortage. University of Colorado Denver has plans to help. By making high-quality educator preparation programs available in rural communities and recruiting candidates from those communities, administrators hope they can make a real dent in the teacher shortage. Students who come in with an associate degree can earn a University of […]
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Final Defense – Julie Van Wright
Students’ range of reasoning while working on tasks designed to assess their covariational reasoning June 17 at 3:00 pm LSC 710 In this thesis, we will examine the range of reasoning that students engaged in while working on problems with two varying quantities. Responses from 250 College Algebra students were collected, analyzed, and coded to […]
AERA 2020 Annual Meeting Call for Submissions
We are pleased to officially inform you that the AERA 2020 Annual Meeting Call for Submissions is now available on the AERA website. We encourage you to consider a paper or session submission to a division, special interest group (SIG), or committee that best aligns with your research interests. The deadline for submissions is 11:59 p.m., […]
Prize-winning publication calls for new paradigm of language education policy
Sofía Chaparro, assistant professor in University of Colorado Denver’s Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education program, was awarded the 2019 TIRF James E. Alatis Prize for Research on Language Planning and Policy in Educational Contexts from The International Research Foundation for English Language Education (TIRF) during the 2019 TESOL International Convention in March. Chaparro and co-author […]
Curriculum Committee Minutes – May 6
Date: May 6, 2019 Members: Lisa Forbes – Committee Chair Dennis DeBay Lori Elliott Cristina Gillanders Scott McLeod Nicole Sager Diana Schaack Staff: Shakira Anderson Hilary Bruce GENERAL BUSINESS & REVIEW/DISCUSSIONS: Incomplete policy changed to 60% work completed by the Student Committee. Will update the SEHD Incomplete Policy on […]
An Evening to Honor Victims’ Rights
Join us for a celebration, silent auction, hors d’oeuvres, paddle raiser, and libations to support the important work of the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center. Regular admission at 5:30 pm. Program begins at 7:05 pm. General admission tickets start at $70 for early purchase! Friday, May 10th @5:30pm at the civil rights law firm of […]
Carlos Hipolito-Delgado interviewed by KUNC Radio
2019 – 0506 | KUNC Public Radio More counselors help students plan for future with state grant Hire Me Series: More Counselors Help Students Plan For Future, Thanks To State Grant School counselors are the utility players at a school, said Carlos Hipolito-Delgado, an associate professor of counselor education at the University of Colorado Denver. […]
Rachel Stein and her student Leslie Shelton author article in the American Psychological Association’s Psych Learning Curve publication
Most enter a career in school psychology to work with youth and families in school settings; address complex challenges; and support student learning and mental and behavioral health. Many school psychologists would agree, however, that the benefits of a career in school psychology extend beyond their reasons for initially becoming a school psychologist. [Check out the article […]
Julie Oxenford O’Brian quoted in Chalkbeat
A bill making its way through the Colorado legislature with bipartisan support would lend financial and logistical support to these efforts and encourage other districts and charter schools to undertake their own experiments. The bill also calls for annual reporting and an annual meeting of the participating districts and schools to learn from each other […]
What regents say they knew – and didn’t – about CU presidential pick
Some say they chose Mark Kennedy with eyes wide open. Others say they were blindsided by his conservative congressional record. But in the ensuing weeks, revelations about Kennedy’s recent performance at UND and his conservative voting record more than a decade ago in Congress have triggered an uproar from students, faculty, alumni and donors. Regents […]