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Houston Heflin researches HeadsUp as a technology tool in collaborative learning environments

by Danielle Peeler | Nov 1, 2015 | faculty spotlight, Mobile Learning

The Adams Center would like to recognize faculty who have exhibited extraordinary teaching, scholarship and service. We want to congratulate faculty members for their hard work, achievements and advancements in their field. This month we are spotlighting Houston...

Terry Baggs and Denise Barnett publish research on cognitive variables and graduate program success

by Danielle Peeler | Sep 25, 2015 | faculty spotlight, In the News

The Adams Center would like to recognize faculty who have exhibited extraordinary teaching, scholarship and service. We want to congratulate faculty members for their hard work, achievements and advancements in their field. This month we are spotlighting Terry Baggs...

Sam Stewart and the Mastery Approach to Teaching

by Danielle Peeler | Aug 23, 2015 | faculty spotlight, In the News

The Adams Center would like to recognize faculty who have exhibited extraordinary teaching, scholarship and service. We want to congratulate faculty members for their hard work, achievements and advancements in their field. This month we are spotlighting Sam Stewart...

How to Avoid Being a Helicopter Professor

by Berlin Fang | Jun 10, 2015 | faculty spotlight, Instructional Design

This article was originally published with Faculty Focus on June 8, 2015.  Ideas of this article  come mostly from my interaction with our faculty, as well as participation in the “Make it stick” reading group led by Dr. Bob McKelvain.  We encourage you to...

Jill Scott partners with Reagan Elementary to train teacher candidates

by Danielle Peeler | May 3, 2015 | faculty spotlight, In the News

The Adams Center would like to recognize faculty who have exhibited extraordinary teaching, scholarship and service. We want to congratulate faculty members for their hard work, achievements and advancements in their field. This month we are spotlighting Jill Scott,...

Lynette Austin designs Language Assessment Tool with Pearson Education, Inc.

by Danielle Peeler | Apr 12, 2015 | faculty spotlight, In the News

What are you doing? I am working with Pearson Education, Inc. to design a special language assessment tool to be utilized with children who are English language learners (ELLS) and who are suspected of having a language/learning disability. The type of assessment is...
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