Clinton Beckford and Kara Smith began five-years terms as associate deans in the Faculty of Education on July 1.
Clinton Beckford and Kara Smith began five-years terms as associate deans in the Faculty of Education on July 1.
Nick Baker guest-edited a special issue of the Journal of Teaching and Learning dedicated to digital learning in higher education.
Nick Baker guest-edited a special issue of the Journal of Teaching and Learning dedicated to digital learning in higher education.
Lancer defenceman Julian Luciani carries the puck in men’s hockey action. The team will play its final home game of the regular season Friday at South Windsor Arena.
A bus will provide transportation for fans of Lancer men’s hockey to the team’s final home game of the regular season Friday.
“Next to the Ice” explores Canadian hockey culture. Two of its authors will sign copies Thursday in the Campus Bookstore and Friday at the Lancer men’s hockey game.
A book signing Thursday in the Campus Bookstore will highlight a pair of works by professors from the Faculty of Education.
Nevin MacLeod, Shi Jing Xu, Ming Hua Wang, Jacqueline Veres and David Potocek discuss the experiences of reciprocal learning program participants.
An exchange of teacher candidates with China ensures future educators are better equipped to teach new immigrants in Canadian schools.
Teacher candidates will display English assignments for their students from noon Friday, in the CAW Student Centre.
Members of the Lancer women’s hockey team pose with Kent Fillies during a free skills clinic for the girls, Monday at South Windsor Arena.
Lancer men’s hockey captain Brett Vandehogan is known as “the Roadrunner” in Blenheim, where he starred on the Blenheim Blades junior team. Now an education student, he is working with local youth to pass on the skating skills that earned him that nickname.
Vandehogan and Lancer teammates Brett Oliphant, Spencer Pommells, Matt Renaud, D.J. Turner and Parker VanBuskirk—all involved in teaching and coaching—spent an hour on the ice with peewee players from the Blenheim area, Tuesday at Windsor Arena.
A group of Lancer hockey players is getting a head start on their ambitions to be teachers and coaches, working with local youths to pass on the techniques they have developed in their athletic training.
Captain Brett Vandehogen, assistant captain DJ Turner, goaltender Parker Van Buskirk, and forwards Brett Oliphant and Spencer Pommells will mentor young boys and girls on the ice, working with teacher candidates under education professors Kara Smith and Chris Greig to experiment with ways of teaching hockey skills.
