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Publications: Inside
The source for news and events at Teachers College, Columbia University
Volume XIV, No. 2 ♦ 11/2008
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What's The Big Idea?
There are huge opportunities at TC to unite people across fields and departments, but far too little has been done to capitalize on them... until now.
Published: 11/11/2008 -
Election 2008 and TC's Education Debate
Presidential education advisors spar over teacher preparation, merit pay and federal funding
Published: 11/1/2008 -
Harlem Ivy Groups Meet 'Tribot'
leaders of four New York community-based organizations, as well as school principals and teachers, were introduced to "Tribot," a three-wheeled, computerized robot that will be a feature of the project's science-based curriculum.
Published: 11/1/2008 -
Helping Educators Help Themselves
Working with Associate Vice President Nancy Sreim, Emily Zemke is the go-to person for access to TC's resources
Published: 11/1/2008 -
Lecture from Latvia
Tatjana Koke, the Minister of Education and Science of Latvia and a former TC Professor of Education delivered a lecture, "Educational Reform in Latvia since the Collapse of the Soviet Union and Integration With the European Union,"
Published: 11/1/2008 -
Macy's 'Chinese Flavor'
Macy Art Gallery's Exhibition "Chinese Flavor: A Collection of Zheng Qinyan's Landscape Paintings and Calligraphic Works," held its closing reception on October 3rd
Published: 11/1/2008 -
Making More New Friends
TC's international outreach efforts now include new partnerships with the Dominican Republic and Bhutan
Published: 11/1/2008 November Calender of events
Published: 11/1/2008-
Student Profile: Carla Engelbrecht Fisher
Discovering Her Inner Child TC Student Carla Engelbrecht Fisher didn't know that children's games and TV shows were her passion until she started writing for a kids' magazine
Published: 11/1/2008 -
TC's School Partnership Team
TC's Office of School and Community Partnerships (OSCP) was created in 2007 to bring the College's many existing outreach programs under a single umbrella, and to take TC's partnership efforts to a new level.
Published: 11/1/2008 -
The Student Voice, November 2008
Time to Get With the Program Being a Student Senate Program Ambassador won't cut into your schedule
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Partnering Across the Education Pipeline: TC Holds Statewide Conference on Higher Education-Public School Partnerships
Linda Darling-Hammond (left) makes a point at the University-Public School Summit at TC on Oct. 22, a gathering of nearly 200 education leaders at which leaders of higher education institutions, public school districts and government entities throughout New York State discussed university-assisted schools as an important component of the state's preK-16 education strategies. The conference was organized by TC's Office of School & Community Partnerships.
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Robots and Rockets Launch Harlem Ivy After-school Partnerships
TC has received a $3.2 million grant to work with New York City community-based organizations to create after-school programs at public schools in Central Harlem, Morningside Heights, Washington Heights and Inwood. The Office of School and Community Partnerships, which received the three-year grant from the New York State Department of Education, will design and run after-school programs focused on the so-called "STEM" disciplines, science, technology, engineering and math.
Published: 10/20/2008 -
I and Robot
How, really can futuristic gadgets help us learn? Sandra Okita explores the learning partnership between people and technology.
Published: 10/17/2008
