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Distinguished Speaker Series: Dr. Bob Fecho
March 5, 2020
In this presentation, Dr. Bob Fecho talks about "the complexities and possibilities that dialogue presents as an unfinalizable process through which we come to construct our understandings of the world, but also who we are becoming and how we position ourselves and are positioned by others in that world."
A&H Pedagogical forum Session 4
March 4, 2020
Featuring a panel of international students representing a range of programs at Teachers College, Session 4 will offer individual perspectives on graduate classroom experiences and an opportunity for questions and discussion.
The Macy Gallery Conversations: A Dialogue Between Teachers and Students in the Classroom
Dates: Jan 10-27
An exhibition of professional works and student works from the classrooms of Art & Art Education Program Alumni teachers, Laura Ayam of Community Roots Charter School and Valerie Garcia of Berkeley Carroll School.
Distinguished Speaker Series: Ruth Vinz
In this presentation, Dr. Ruth Vinz explores how poems, in subtle yet powerful ways, are textual practices for re-engaging with the world through a pedagogy for pausing—to see again, to un- know the familiar, to encounter Others toward the edges of understanding, to be astonished and surprised.
New Program in Dance Education
Combining the best of dance practice and pedagogy, Teachers College’s new doctorate in dance education aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders in the field. Photo by Jennie Miller.
Welcome to the Department of Arts and Humanities
The largest academic unit at the College, the Department of Arts and Humanities prides itself upon its intellectual and artistic richness, its diversity, and its distinctive approaches to education. The Department consists of ten academic programs along with many subprograms nested within. Our major areas of scholarly inquiry are art, art administration, dance, music, history, philosophy, applied linguistics, bilingualism, English and literacies, and social studies. These areas of research, practice, and instruction, collectively, address human wisdom, capacity, potential, and creativity. Read More
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Each of our ten degree and five non-degree programs offer our students the skills and knowledge they need to thrive and assume leadership in today’s changing cultural and educational environment.