A Theatre in Education course taught by Dr. Brook Davis (Theatre & Dance) and Dr. Alan Brown (Education) was recently highlighted on WXII. This partnership with second graders at Speas Global Elementary School has been a wonderful arts/literacy/education collaboration.
News related to: current students
Paisley Sports Literacy Program
Dr. Alan Brown was published recently by EdNC in a column about the efforts of seven Wake Forest student-athletes at Paisley Magnet School in Winston-Salem.
Student Teaching Induction
Yesterday we celebrated our secondary education student teachers at our annual student teacher induction ceremony in Tribble Hall. These student teachers will begin their internship placements on Monday. We are proud of their many accomplishments and look forward to a great semester as they begin their professional careers.
Elementary Major Bo Cummins
Congratulations to elementary education major Bo Cummins (c/o ’24) on being named a student-athlete recipient of the 2023 Go Teach Dr Pepper Tuition Giveaway. Along with being an outstanding student, Bo is also a leader for the WFU men’s soccer team, WFU Freedom School, and the Skip Prosser Literacy Program. https://theacc.com/…/acc-and-college-football-playoff…
Grad Students Present at Conferences
Graduate students in the Department of Education have been busy presenting their work at state and national conferences in recent weeks. Daniela Moreira and Sam Reese presented at the annual conference of the North Carolina Science Teachers Association in Winston-Salem, NC, and Savannah Smith, Jayna Palumbo, Rachel Thomas, Taylor Whitman, and Holly Thompson (ENG MA) […]
Dr. Michele Myers and Students Present at Summer Institute
Revolutionary loving teachers know that using data to plan instruction is the best way to ensure that the curriculum is tailored to best meet the needs of individuals and small groups of readers. Dr. Michele Myers and two of her preservice teachers (Hannah Riley and Bea Matthews) shared with participants at the Literacies and Languages […]
Students Hannah Riley and Bea Matthews
Revolutionary loving teachers know that using data to plan instruction is the best way to ensure that the curriculum is tailored to best meet the needs of individuals and small groups of readers. Dr. Michele Myers and two of her preservice teachers (Hannah Riley and Bea Matthews) shared with participants at the Literacies and Languages […]
Grad Students Present Research
We recently celebrated our 2022-2023 graduate student cohort as they presented at the 27th Annual Department of Education Graduate Student Research Forum. Congrats to these fifteen students for completing their academic programs and action research projects at Wake Forest University. We are proud of their accomplishments and wish them continued success!
AAQEP Call for Third Party Comment
Call for Third-Party Comment Submission Deadline: September 20, 2023 On October 18-20, Wake Forest University will host an accreditation visit by the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP). In preparation for the visit, the AAQEP Quality Review Team is soliciting public comment about the quality of educator preparation provided by Wake Forest University. […]
Spring 2023 Newsletter
Our Spring 2023 edition of Education Department News is now available. In this edition, we spotlight faculty, student, and alumni accomplishments, share exciting department initiatives, and celebrate our spring student teachers. Enjoy! https://drive.google.com/…/17P6NEFi707Dx…/view…