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John C. Gillham, Ed.D., associate professor of education and chair of the Doctor of Education Program at the University of Findlay, was recently featured on Online Ed.D. Programs as he provided insight to Findlay’s Online Doctor of Education Program. In the interview, Gillham discussed key learning outcomes for the program and how it prepares students […]
On the first day of school, teachers anxiously await their fresh class of students in their meticulously decorated classrooms with lesson plans prepared. In the age of the internet, teachers can find plenty of ideas on how to embellish every inch of their classroom to engage students and create colorful, hands-on lesson plans, but the […]
Becoming a professional educator is a true vocation, requiring passion and a sense of purpose to pursue an expert knowledge base and the skills to pass that knowledge along. Committing to a full-time teacher licensure program while working full-time and raising a young family isn’t easy, but Middle Childhood Education major Matt Schultz didn’t want […]
Imagine beige walls surrounding impossibly uncomfortable desks that have been placed in rows and filled with apathetic students listening to a teacher monotonously drone on. This is high school as we see it in television shows, movies and for many people, in their community. In a field that struggles with teacher retention and graduation rates, […]
Major: Intervention Specialist Education – Mild to Moderate Disabilities Hometown: New Riegel, Ohio After devoting much of her time to volunteering and service to the University and the Findlay community, Mariah Hohman will graduate with a degree in intervention specialist education and hopes to continue her journey in the Northwest Ohio area. Hohman originally choosing […]
