Understanding the Experiences of Delayed and Non-Delayed Parents July 2 @ 3:00 pm LSC 1148 The purpose of this research was to examine the impact of parental age at first birth on parental self-efficacy, well-being, and satisfaction. Further comparisons were done to determine if the reasons for choosing to become a parent and the experiences […]
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Final Defense – Karen Sobel
Transfer of Learning of Higher-Order Thinking Skills July 23 @ 10 AM LSC 603 At colleges and universities across the United States, first-year undergraduate students take courses that involve the learning and practice of higher-order thinking skills. Higher-order thinking skills support students’ ability to draw abstract principles from concrete learning experiences over time. Higher-order thinking […]
Final Defense – Katie Palmquist
Supporting Early Childhood Workforce Well-Being: A Conceptual Activity System Model July 2 @ 1:00 pm LSC 710 This thesis explores the role of organizational practice and theory in working towards well-being within the early childhood workforce through the framework of activity systems as derived from Cultural Historical Activity Theory. Disproportionate rates of depression, burnout, and […]
Spring 2019 Commencement Photos – Students
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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 […]
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 […]
CU Online Spring Symposium invitation
Dear Faculty and Staff, It’s an exciting time for online learning and the Office of Digital Education would like to cordially invite you to the 17th Annual CU Online Spring Symposium. Boldly go into the future with us to this free event highlighting the best in academic technology, tools, techniques, and trends in online education. […]
Final Defense – Anita Pizzo
Teacher Experiences in Co-Teaching Students with the LTELL Label May 13 @ 4:30 PM LSC 710 Co-teaching has increasingly replaced pull-out and push-in models for teaching English language learners (ELLs) in the United States. While there have been many books and articles published about co-teaching models and strategies to implement in mainstream content classrooms, there […]
Social Media Workshop – April 24
Do you wish you knew more about social media? Would you like to use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, blogs, and other digital platforms to increase your visibility and reach as an educator and scholar? On Wednesday, April 24 from 12:30-2:30 pm, in room 600, Scott McLeod and Heather Johnson are facilitating a […]