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Madonna Constantine - Plagiarism and Dismissal
... A law firm hired by Teachers College to investigate Constantine issued a report citing "numerous instances in which she used others' work without attribution in papers she ... College officials were reported to say that the investigation had been underway for eighteen months, which (as The New York Times noted) means that it began prior to, and was in ... fears that a misstep might leave the college vulnerable to a lawsuit ...
... A law firm hired by Teachers College to investigate Constantine issued a report citing "numerous instances in which she used others' work without attribution in papers she ... College officials were reported to say that the investigation had been underway for eighteen months, which (as The New York Times noted) means that it began prior to, and was in ... fears that a misstep might leave the college vulnerable to a lawsuit ...
Mary Lou Fulton Institute And Graduate School Of Education - Faculty and Rankings
... News World Report ranked Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College 25th among public graduate schools of education and 35th among all public and private graduate programs in the field in its 2012 rankings ... Berkeley, New York University, CU Boulder, UCLA, and Columbia University’s Teachers College) ... reflected the newly formed Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College the 2010 rank was 35th, and the 2011 rank was 26th among all graduate schools of education ...
... News World Report ranked Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College 25th among public graduate schools of education and 35th among all public and private graduate programs in the field in its 2012 rankings ... Berkeley, New York University, CU Boulder, UCLA, and Columbia University’s Teachers College) ... reflected the newly formed Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College the 2010 rank was 35th, and the 2011 rank was 26th among all graduate schools of education ...
Charles James Martin (artist)
... Art as well as at Columbia University Teachers College, where he became an instructor himself in 1914 ... The results of this first year's training in a type of work so entirely new to Teachers College students are highly gratifying to Professor Dow ... Martin attained professorship at Teachers College in 1923 and continued his work there into the 1940s ...
... Art as well as at Columbia University Teachers College, where he became an instructor himself in 1914 ... The results of this first year's training in a type of work so entirely new to Teachers College students are highly gratifying to Professor Dow ... Martin attained professorship at Teachers College in 1923 and continued his work there into the 1940s ...
Teachers College, Columbia University - Alumni
... Charles Alston (1931), artist Hafizullah Amin, President of Afghanistan Nahas Gideon Angula (MA, EdM), Prime Minister of Namibia Mary Antin (1902), author of the immigrant experience Michael Apple, professor of Educational Policy Studies, University of Wisconsin William Ayers, elementary education theorist, founder of Weather Underground, and professor at University of Illinois, Chicago John Seiler Brubacher, educational philosopher professor at Yale Betty Castor, politician and President of the University of South Florida Chiang Menglin President, Peking University, Minister of Education, Republic of China Shirley Chisholm, first African American woman elected to Congress, and former US Presidential candidate Norman Cousins, editor, peace activist Ella Cara Deloria (1915), Yankton Sioux ethnologist Albert Ellis, cognitive behavioral therapist Clarence Gaines (M.A. 1950), Hall of Fame basketball coach, Winston-Salem State University Gordon Gee (Ed.D ...
... Charles Alston (1931), artist Hafizullah Amin, President of Afghanistan Nahas Gideon Angula (MA, EdM), Prime Minister of Namibia Mary Antin (1902), author of the immigrant experience Michael Apple, professor of Educational Policy Studies, University of Wisconsin William Ayers, elementary education theorist, founder of Weather Underground, and professor at University of Illinois, Chicago John Seiler Brubacher, educational philosopher professor at Yale Betty Castor, politician and President of the University of South Florida Chiang Menglin President, Peking University, Minister of Education, Republic of China Shirley Chisholm, first African American woman elected to Congress, and former US Presidential candidate Norman Cousins, editor, peace activist Ella Cara Deloria (1915), Yankton Sioux ethnologist Albert Ellis, cognitive behavioral therapist Clarence Gaines (M.A. 1950), Hall of Fame basketball coach, Winston-Salem State University Gordon Gee (Ed.D ...
L. A. Pittenger - Ball Teachers College - Presidency (1927–1942)
... Pittenger assumed the presidency of Ball Teachers College after the death of President Benjamin J ... During Pittenger's presidency, the Indiana General Assembly separated the Ball Teachers College from the Indiana State Normal School and changed the name to Ball State ...
... Pittenger assumed the presidency of Ball Teachers College after the death of President Benjamin J ... During Pittenger's presidency, the Indiana General Assembly separated the Ball Teachers College from the Indiana State Normal School and changed the name to Ball State ...
Famous quotes containing the words college and/or teachers:
“I had a classmate who fitted for college by the lamps of a lighthouse, which was more light, we think, than the University afforded.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
“Productive collaborations between family and school, therefore, will demand that parents and teachers recognize the critical importance of each other’s participation in the life of the child. This mutuality of knowledge, understanding, and empathy comes not only with a recognition of the child as the central purpose for the collaboration but also with a recognition of the need to maintain roles and relationships with children that are comprehensive, dynamic, and differentiated.”
—Sara Lawrence Lightfoot (20th century)
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