Leading Colleges of Education Advancing Teacher Preparation, Equity & Community Impact
The State University of New York at Oswego (SUNY Oswego) has spent more than 160 years proving that the best way to prepare a teacher is to put them in front of real students, in real classrooms, long before they ever graduate.
Temple University: Preparing Educators Where Equity Meets Community
Ritter Hall sits on Cecil B. Moore Avenue, home to a college that has spent more than a century preparing teachers, counselors, and psychologists for the realities of education. This is North Philadelphia, and the setting matters. The College of
University of New Mexico: A Residency, A Stipend, and a Road Back Home
There is a plain, unglamorous sentence on the University of New Mexico College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS) website that does more work than any slogan could: the college describes itself as New Mexico’s flagship college of education and
University of Maryland: From Elaine Johnson Coates to a Top 25 College of Education
Every college of education likes to say it is reimagining the profession. At the University of Maryland College of Education, the claim comes with a paper trail stretching back more than a century. The college was established in 1920 after
Carthage College: Where the Lakeshore Becomes a Classroom, and Every Artist Finds Their True Voice
There is something almost improbable about the fact that Carthage College has been around since 1847. That is older than the telephone, older than the light bulb, and older than almost every institution most people could name without thinking too