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From the Director's Desk
I keep asking myself..."Where did summer go?" Time seems to fly by. I spent most of my summer recovering from knee replacement surgery! I call it my "bummer summer."
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Hats off to our newest graduates!Ten students graduated with their Master's of Education in Teaching degree this past May. Read More |
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FlexibilityFlexibility is one big requirement in education. The MEDT program at SAU is constantly working to improve and be flexible to needs. This year, one major change involves some course alterations and the second is the revision to the National Board Certification process. Read More |
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New Course: Evidence-Based Instruction for the Inclusive ClassroomEDUC 612 debuted this past summer and is being taught by Denise VanDaele. Students in the course are learning about the challenge of providing education in inclusive classrooms for students with various learning problems or autism. |
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Reasons to celebrateIn the past year there has been joyful news that many of you shared with your fellow students and instructors. Read about them |
 | Ashley Behyl '14 goes the extra mile for her students |
Sept 19-21 | SAU Homecoming |
CONGRATULATIONS!
New National Board teachers:
Jessica Mooberry, MEDT ‘13
Juliet Minard
Jamie Spierling, MEDT ‘13
Condolences
Deon Maas, MEDT ’07 on the passing of her dog Hoover, the subject of her book, The Beagle and the Brain Tumor.
Christie Reed, MEDT ’10 on the passing of her grandmother.
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