The first cohort of the School of Education’s Alternative Route to Teacher Certification (ARTC) program is close to graduating and becoming teachers! The ARTC program represents a strong partnership between Antioch University and the Kent School District. The program works to meet
Congratulations to Antioch University Seattle alumnus Danny Vuong for being selected as the 2019 Renton School District Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Vuong, a graduate of Antioch’s master’s in teaching program, teaches fourth grade at Benson Hill Elementary School, where
On March 5 six teacher candidates in the Master of Arts in Teaching program presented their capstone projects. These projects precede student teaching, a 13 week experience in one classroom where candidates gradually take on more responsibility. The capstone itself
Join us for an evening with Charles Waters as the 2018 guest author for this year’s Multicultural Children’s Literature Celebration. The School of Education at Antioch University Seattle is proud to continue its annual “Multicultural Children’s Literature Celebration.” The purpose of MCLC, now
Antioch University Seattle Masters of of Arts in Teaching alums Kyla Crawford (’17) and Tahirih Pirnia (’17) and Education Core Faculty Dr. Jeana M. Hrepich will present their research poster, “Art for Empathy’s Sake: Making the World Inclusive Again” at
Dr. Jeana M. Hrepich, Core Faculty and Associate Chair of the MA in Teaching program in the AUS School of Education, presented her paper “Ecofeminist Children’s Literature and Social Activist Teaching” at the American Association for Teaching and Curriculum‘s annual
Dr. Christie Kaaland, Core Faculty at Antioch University Seattle and Associate Editor for Teacher Librarian: The Journal for School Library Professionals, was quoted in a recent NBC article on technology and libraries. Modern technology has evolved the way children and
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