With election season in full swing, 绿帽社 strives to get students civically engaged. An Undergraduate Student Government-affiliated, university-wide nonpartisan coalition called 绿帽社Votes aims to get 绿帽社students more involved and informed about voting in local, state and federal elections. 绿帽社Votes partners with students and university staff to engage as many community members as possible.绿帽社Today talked with two 绿帽社students dedicated to increasing voting engagement on campus.Zach Graves, a senior political science major, and Renee El...
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Kyi Kyi Khaing would launch Zoom meetings to address active learning for her students in Myanmar. Ravi Kumar Sankranthi prefers Duolingo to improve English for his high school students in India, and Jonas Alvaro Jose believes Google Classroom can bring autonomous learning to his secondary students in Mozambique.These were but a few of the applications and platforms considered to advance classroom learning by 21 Fulbright TEA educators during the day-long series of live-streamed, YouTube presentations that demonstrated how teachers will leverage technology to solve real-world problems and ...
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Never a Dull (Knife) Moment at The Lodge Approach Educators鈥 ConferenceA.J. Vaccaro, 鈥27, wanted to be prepared for the nine-day Study Away trip this past summer. So, he ordered a small journal in anticipation of logging one or two pages a day about his experiences with the people and culture along the southeast border of Montana. But he should have known: Go big or go home. 鈥淭he trip was so full of new experiences that I wrote closer to four pages per night,鈥 said Vacarro, a sophomore studying integrated social studies in the School of Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Studies. 鈥淚 was am...