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The League for
Innovation in the Community College and Stevens Institute of
Technology invited colleges to join
Community College Pathways to Improved Teacher Preparation Through
Technology (Pathways),
a dynamic collaboration involving community colleges across the
country that has proven to be a rewarding and worthwhile endeavor.
Pathways provides faculty who teach mathematics, science,
language arts, and educational technology to preservice teachers
with online and face-to-face instruction for using internet-based
resources designed to improve student engagement, while also
modeling best practices.
Pathways will also create an online library of
technology-based learning objects to promote constructivist learning
in community colleges. More information about the U.S. Department of
Education-sponsored Pathways Project can be found at
http://www.stevens.edu/ciese/pathways.
We are pleased to
announce that 18 colleges have been chosen to participate in the next
Pathways cohort. Each of the 18 institutions selected
articulated a strong understanding of
Pathways goals, including an institutional focus on
preservice teacher education, modeling effective pedagogy for
preservice teachers, and supporting faculty in the effective use of
technology in their own teaching. Selected for the next cohort are
· Anne
Arundel Community College,
· Central
Arizona College,
· College
of DuPage,
· Elizabethtown
Community and Technical College,
· Guilford
Technical Community College,
· Gulf
Coast Community College,
· Henderson
Community College,
· Lorain
County Community College,
· MassBay
Community College,
· Montgomery
County Community College,
· Moraine
Valley Community College,
· Neosho
County Community College,
· Niagara
County Community College,
· North
Harris Montgomery Community College District,
· North
Iowa Area Community College,
· NorthWest
Arkansas Community College,
· Orangeburg-Calhoun
Technical College, and
· South
Texas College.
For additional information contact:
Stella Perez Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer League for Innovation in the Community College 1333 South Spectrum Boulevard, Suite 210 Chandler, Arizona 85286 (480) 705-8200 x243 perez@league.org
or
Beth McGrath, Director
Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education (CIESE)
Stevens Institute of Technology
Castle on the Hudson
Hoboken, NJ 07030
(201) 216-5037
bmcgrath@stevens.edu
Also of interest:
http://www.ciese.org/presentations/CIT2005/
Alliance +: A Model Internet-in-Education Teacher Training Program
http://www.league.org/league/projects/alliance+.htm
Use of Real-World Data and Information in the Classroom: Evolution of a K-14 Teacher Preparation Model
http://www.league.org/league/projects/PT3/Files/RWDataClassroom.pdf
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