Ken Frank of the MSU College of Education is one professor who has caught on to a new trend in hybrid teaching: flipped classrooms. Frank recently spoke with Alex Galarza and Andrea Zellner on MSU’s GradHacker podcast about his support of the breakthough pedagological method. (Cued in at the 19-minute mark.) Zellner is a...
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On Tuesday, April 10, at 12:00 p.m., in Erickson Hall room 133F, Dr. Ma Wanhua will present on Higher Education and U.S.-Sino Relations as part of the Center for Higher and Adult Education’s Spring Visiting Scholars Brown Bag Series. Dr. Ma is a Full Professor and Director of the Center for International Higher Education,...
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Meredith Whitley, MSU sport psychology student Austin Thornton, senior and co-captain of the MSU Spartan Basketball Team, doesn’t solely rely on skill to make points when he steps up to the free-throw line; he also has to master control of his own thoughts and concentrate on the task at hand over the anticipatory whispers wafting from...
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Larry Lauer, coaching director at the Institute for the Study of Youth Sports (ISYS) and MSU kinesiology researcher, recently appeared on the Indiana-based Kids Count Radio Show. The program, which is produced by the Indiana Youth Institute, recruited Lauer to give an expert opinion about the important roles that coaches play in the lives of youth athletes...
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Tags: coach, coaching, Institute for the Study of Youth Sports, ISYS, Kids Count Radio Show, Larry Lauer, self-improvement
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Expressing oneself as a deaf person is a challenge in itself, but when not given any special accommodations in public school, understanding teachers’ lessons can be practically impossible. That’s the unfortunate reality for many immigrant children in America, and why The Boston Globe chose to cover a story about a program at Horace Mann School...
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Alison Fox, who received her Masters of Art in Student Affairs Administration (SAA) from Michigan State University in 2011, was recently featured in an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education. Fox, the Senior Student Leadership and Development Coordinator at Zayed University Dubai, was interviewed concerning the development of new leadership programs. Read the...
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