Illinois State alumna Kateri Gullifor ’10 has been named the 2019 Teacher of the Year by the Braille Institute of America.
ISU alumna wins national teaching award from Braille Institute
Unit: College of Education
10th annual T21CON to promote educational technology, September 27
The 10th annual conference is a hands-on, engaging learning opportunity designed to provide skills and knowledge on the use of educational technology to current and aspiring educators.
Resources for Ghana: Redbird teacher’s nonprofit will support blind children in Africa
In September 2018, Dockery gave a three-day workshop to 33 P-20 educators at the School for the Blind in Cape Cove, Ghana. It was a trip she never expected to take.
Inspiring spaces in the College of Education’s DeGarmo Hall
For several years, the College of Education has prioritized the redesign of classrooms and computer labs to reflect the flexible learning needs of aspiring educators and their future students.
Nested in excellence
Virtual learning simulation provides valuable practice in a low-stakes environment
Chasing the fun
Redbird educator Zac Chase has inspired students and educators around the world.
Meet the @EdGamer Zack Gilbert
Zack Gilbert, M.S. ’07, emphasizes playful learning in the classroom to store knowledge into students’ long-term memory.
A team effort
Student-athletes in swimming and diving show resolve on path to becoming teachers.
EMMA lab powers new research
Associate Professor Deborah MacPhee is a sought-after literacy expert, particularly for her research in retrospective miscue analysis.
New book tells story of Illinois’ principal preparation reform
Illinois is home to a nationally recognized model for principal preparation reform. A new book by one of the key players in the effort, the Center for the Study of Education Policy (CSEP) at Illinois State University, chronicles the hard-earned achievement.
