Students have formed study groups for about as long as formalized education has been around. Having fellow students in the same proverbial boat as you can serve as a powerful network of support not only academically, but also personally. Some groups can create friendships that last long after graduation, but on rare occasions, some can even become family.
Learn more about our eight 2020 FSU College of Education Distinguished Alumni Award recipients and check out the video from our virtual awards ceremony.
Watch Dr. Blake Tenore's presentation titled, "Critical Autoethnography for Scholarship, Pedagogy, and Personal Growth in Teacher Education," the latest installment in our School of Teacher Education Colloquium Series.
Mia Hines presents the November FSU School of Teacher Education Colloquium talk, titled "Recruiting, Retaining, and Advising Students of Color into Teacher Preparation Programs."
Dr. Dakeyan "Dré" Graham is a current Ed.D. student in the Learning Design and Performance Technology program and won the 2020 Florida Teacher of the Year award.
Brewer was an artist in every sense of the word with an unmatched intellect and determination for minimizing error. He was a master at explaining difficult concepts for opening the doors to his student’s enlightenment of prudent real world trajectories and the discovery and proliferation of reasonable conclusions. Brewer was for me—and many others—a friend, ally, mentor and unforgettable teacher. He has left an indelible mark on the lives of many and is and shall forever be missed.
Graduate student Madison Woodall and Dr. Lyndsay Jenkins, assistant professor of School Psychology, look at how bibliotherapy can help combat bullying.
