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College of Education & Human Development

The College of Education and Human Development
104 Burton Hall - 178 Pillsbury Dr. SE - Minneapolis MN 55455
Tel: 612-625-6806 - Fax: 612-626-7496
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NEIGHBORHOODS

Teaching and Learning


Grad students Seken Guzey and Brant Miller;
Stephan Carlson, University Extension;
Gillian Roehrig, and Tamara Moore,
Curriculum and Instruction collaborate on a
STEM project, Reach for the Sky.

The focus of this theme is on integrating evidence-based teaching, learning, and assessment practices into classrooms; improving pedagogical practices and creating, documenting, analyzing, and improving organizations and strategies to enhance learning experiences through the E-14 school years, advancing the values of productive citizenship and service; promoting school completion and the successful transition of youth from school to postsecondary education.

Blocks

A block is a group of people within or across neighborhoods who develop strategies to work on mission-driven goals in teaching, research, and/or engagement. Blocks are forming now.

Join us!

You're welcome to join a block forming now or to suggest a new one. Contact one of us or follow the instructions at forming a neighborhood block.

Coordinating council

Neighborhood administrative fellow

Lead associate dean

  • Mary Bents
    associate dean for undergraduate and professional programs
    612-625-3481
    mbents@umn.edu

Other neighborhoods

Social, Psychological, and Physical Development

Family, Organizations, Community Contexts, and Systems

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