The Marymount College of Health and Education (CHE) presents the second edition of “The Health and Education Herald,” a newsletter that celebrates the accomplishments of CHE students, faculty, staff and alumni. This edition celebrates the hardworking students who have made the Fall 2024 Dean’s List and their continuing commitment to academic excellence. Additionally, this edition […]
The College of Health and Education is excited to share the very first edition of The Health and Education Herald, a newsletter to celebrate the accomplishments of the CHE faculty, staff and students. This month’s newsletter highlights the School of Special Education’s groundbreaking new accreditation by the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), spotlights new and […]
September 8, 2021 is International Literacy Day. As a global citizen, it is my desire, and it should be the desire of all global citizens, to do everything in our power to ensure that everyone in every country has access to literacy education. Reading and writing connects us. Reading and writing allow us to […]
What do we know about Special Education? Well, in the School of Education we love learning from Dr. Clara Hauth and Dr. Nicci Dowd. Recently, both of them represented our school presenting “Enhancing Your Teacher Toolbox: Supporting Your Students with Autism and ADHD with Executive Functioning Skills in the Inclusive Classroom” for the faculty at […]
The School of Education is pleased to announce that the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) has awarded full accreditation status for another seven years making Marymount University one of 18 universities in Virginia with CAEP accreditation. This recognition is the result of a comprehensive examination to ensure that all Marymount University education […]
The first week of May in our country we celebrate Teachers Appreciation Week and from the School of Education, we want to honor our teachers and teachers across the world for their success in making our lives and world so much better! I must say, there is something “supernatural” about professors and teachers. Here […]
“The Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE) is an international, academic association of teacher educators, researchers, practitioners and collaborating organizations across multiple disciplines. SITE creates and disseminates knowledge enhancing teacher education through the use of technology across a global context. SITE promotes research, scholarship, and innovation across its membership. It is the only […]
Friday, April 2 is International Children’s Book Day today, and as a way to celebrate the stories we grew up reading, the faculty in the School of Education were asked, “What is your favorite children’s book and why is it your favorite?”. Within the responses, there were classics such as: Black Beauty, Little Women, […]
