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Construction Technology

March 31, 2014

2014 Intro Construction ClassBernie Taronno along with his Intro to Construction Class 2014 take a break from building garden sheds.

 

Teaching Essentials goes CAE!

February 18, 2014

All the TEP participants were invited to take their Certificate in Adult Education courses together as a cohort.  The first course, Introduction to Instruction, began mid-January with 17 faculty.  In March, the group will take their second course, Instructional Methods.  More TEP participants will join the second course as a few new faculty members had already taken Introduction to Instruction.  By June, 25 new faculty will have completed three CAE courses together in the first ever CAE/TEP cohort.

September-October 2013 TEP Session – highly interactive sessions draw on the participants’ current and previous experience –

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The first group of faculty working through their Certificate of Education as a cohort.  They will complete three CAE courses by June –

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Three new faculty, Lee (Piping Trades) , Patrick (Piping Trades)  and Jordan (Deaf Studies), work through a classroom management scenario –

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Technical Vocational Students in Action!

January 22, 2014

The Technical Vocational class is in the middle of a Cooperative Learning Jigsaw activity, where they are teaching the key elements of Cooperative Learning to one another.

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Teacher Education Info Session

January 22, 2014

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The information session will be followed by questions and answers, along with a tour of the facilities used by Teacher Ed. students during their respective program. Come out and meet the instructors, walk the halls and get the answers to all your questions.

Ron Budowski is all Smiles!

November 6, 2013

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Ron is all smiles after recently receiving his official Master of Science degree parchment from Bemidji State University. Congrats from your Teacher Ed. colleagues.

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