Back Issue: June 16, 2006 | Students (from left) Matthew Laucka, Sandra Carpe, and Dina Ravesky, and Dr. Fred Mangrubang, an associate professor in the Department of Education, presented a workshop at the National Science Teachers Association's 54th National Conference on Science Education, held in Anaheim, Calif., April 6 to 9. Laucka and Ravesky graduated this spring with master of arts degrees in deaf education-secondary biology, and Carpe graduate with a bachelor of arts in secondary education/biology. The title of their presentation was, "A Unique Teacher Preparation Program: Deaf Student Teachers Teaching Science: Interesting? Challenges? – Fun!" The presenters shared their unique experiences in science classrooms and in full-time teaching. They also talked about techniques of evaluating and instruments that are influenced by state and national standards and the "No Child Left Behind" initiative.  |
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