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UWM’s African Diaspora Council (ADC), which includes 240 Black faculty, staff, retirees and alums of UWM, has been busy the last few weeks. The group’s co-chair is Diana Borders, assistant director of business services in the School of Education. On… Read More
Mathematics doesn’t have much to do with social justice, right? Wrong, says the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). That organization has published three books under the title, Catalyzing Change: Initiating Critical Conversations, which talk about how practices like… Read More
Most students anticipate gradually putting their knowledge to work after they leave the university. However, four students who graduated in May from the School of Education’s Adult, Continuing, and Higher Education Administration (ACHEA) program found they needed to use everything… Read More
I could tell he was a fellow change-agent. I’m very proud of him
DeAnn Huinker was interviewed for the Kids Math Talk Podcast released this week. Her presentation focuses on effective mathematics teaching. Huinker is a professor, in the Department of Teaching and Learning and director of the Center for Mathematics and Science… Read More
School of Education alum Amy Zientek shared some of her experiences in teaching at Greendale High School after the pandemic hit
The co-authors of a book on raising Black children on the autism spectrum are holding a free webinar Thursday, August 13, from 10:00 am – Noon. The book, “The Resistance, Persistence, and Resilience of Black Families Raising Children with Autism,”… Read More
Simone Conceição, professor and chair of the Department of Administrative Leadership, was interviewed on the TMJ4 Milwaukee evening news Wednesday, July 29, about how students can prepare for online classes this fall. To read the story and watch the video,… Read More
The Institute for Urban Education will offer a free virtual speaker series Aug. 3-7 as part of its 2020 Professional Development Academy. The Institute is a UW System initiative, housed at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, that helps prepare teachers to… Read More
Jacqueline Nguyen, associate professor in the Department of Educational Psychology, was interviewed on Wisconsin Public Radio about her work with a group advocating for trauma-informed immigration policies for children. To listen to the interview, visit the Wisconsin Public Radio webpage.