Publications: TC Today
The Alumni Magazine of Teachers College, Columbia University
Volume 35, No. 1 ♦ 12/2010
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Keeping Order in "the House of God"
Vivian Ota Wang referees the national debate on the uses of the human genome.
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You May Say We Are Dreamers
President's Letter: TC's role is to serve society as a catalyst of human creativity.
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TC Campus News
Keeping up with people, events and other news from Teachers College
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New Faces on TC's Board
Five new Trustees have joined the Teachers College Board
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Embracing Service and Partnership
The Class of 2010 exits into a time of hope and challenge
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First Editions
TC's faculty in print: George Bonanno and Derald Wing Sue
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Reimagining the Possible
[It is our] "-'incompleteness that summons us to the tasks of knowledge and action-'putting an explanation into words, fighting a plague, seeking homes for the homeless, restructuring inhumane schools." Maxine Greene, Releasing the Imagination
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Wide Awake
Maxine Greene propounds an outlook of "wide-awakeness" to art and life that continues to inspire many at TC and elsewhere.
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Artist Appreciation
In a new TC class, students help older New York City artists catalogue their work
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Playing to the Gallery
TC's Macy Gallery exerts a powerful influence on artists who show there--and on art education students at the College
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Discovering The Power Within
Without Arthur Wesley Dow, imitative realism might have soured Georgia O'Keeffe on an artistic career
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Jamming at Club Milbank
A five-day music improv workshop boosts kids' self-esteem
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Commentary: Why Ask Why About the Arts?
Music provides intangible benefits by engaging the imagination and communicating ideas and emotions that words cannot adequately express
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Music Man
From backing up Elvis to singing with Toscanini, a former Midwestern farm boy came to know the score
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The Hip-Hop Hypothesis
Maxine Greene propounds an outlook of "wide-awakeness" to art and life that continues to inspire many at TC and elsewhere
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Touched by Technology
Using new media can help court-involved youth see a bigger picture
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Seek and Ye Shall Find
Discovery is the stock-in-trade of TC's Hollingworth Science Camp
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The Teflon Grandmother
In "retirement," Viola Vaughn has discovered her life's work: helping Senegal's girls keep the negative from sticking
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Reading to Learn
Rethinking literacy development in older students
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Can You Back That Up?
Employers are starved for employees who can reason and argue based on evidence. Deanna Kuhn has developed a curriculum to teach those skills
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College, Re-envisioned
Higher ed for the 21st century
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Vive La Similarity
The study of brains reveals how similar we all are and evokes our common humanity.
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Testing New Standards for Standardized Testing
Can diagnosing students' misconceptions lead to personalized teaching?
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Master Dennis
TC security officer Dennis Chambers (Ed.D.,'10; M.A.,'02; M.A.,'99) helps young people take control of their lives
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The Play is the Thing
At TC's Rita Gold Center, imagination is the curriculum
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The Accidental Technologist
Robbie McClintock was a humanist philosopher searching for a Nietzschean hammer. He found it in computers and the Web
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Preparing Early Childhood Teachers
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Computers, Creativity and Cross-Cultural Exchange
Too often, technology in education is used simply to put study materials online or for narrow exercises in arriving at a pre-determined right answer.
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The State of Play
Seven experts preview a conversation on creativity they will hold at TC in spring 2011
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Creativity by Degree
Looking at the concept that drives humankind forward has led scholars and students alike to study creativity
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Celebrating the TC Ecosystem
An Office that enhances community, diversity and organizational change
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Pondering Big Ideas, Community - Style
No consensus, but lots of good questions at TC's Socratic Conversations series
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Being Alive Twice
A small working group of faculty became students again as they pondered the implications of globalization
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Looking For a Few Good Ideas
The Provost's Investment Fund is backing faculty collaboration at TC
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Class Notes
Connecting alumni far and near with Teachers College and each other
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On Climate Change...at TC
Two faculty members assess conditions for diversity at the College
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Alumni Council President's Message
The Association committees have been in full gear providing enhanced and strategic resources and benefits for the entire alumni community
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Food Networker
Nutritionist and best-selling author Ellie Krieger inspires people to make healthy choices
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TC Remembrances
TC Remembrances
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Life after Dancing? She's Managing
Rachel Moore navigated a career-ending injury to become Executive Director of the American Ballet Theatre
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In Search of Publishing's Big Picture
As CEO of Houghton Mifflin, Harold Miller tried to create a coherent whole, particularly in the area of K--12 textbooks
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Musing on the Barrio
He's one of the world's best known Latino artists, but Raphael Montaez Ortiz regards ethnocentricity as a trap
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Three alumni of TC's Arts and Administration program are winners of a video contest held by Americans for the Arts, a leading nonprofit, in celebration of its 50th anniversary.
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