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The Patton College prepares educators, practitioners and human service professionals to be leaders. The Patton College has more than 100 faculty members serving more than 1,500 undergraduate and 900 graduate students. Housed in McCracken Hall, we have a proud history spanning over 125 years.
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The Patton College is the home to excellent academic programs housed in five academic departments: Counseling and Higher Education, Human and Consumer Sciences, Educational Studies, Recreation and Sports Pedagogy, and Teacher Education.
June 03, 2020
May 21, 2020
The Patton College of Education has developed the Remote Teaching Series: Engaging Students with Technology. As we navigate the challenges of online instruction, these hour-long online presentations will discuss innovations in teaching with technology—what is working and what isn’t. Sessions will occur bi-monthly durin...
May 06, 2020
The Patton College of Education has developed the Remote Teaching Series: Engaging Students with Technology. As we navigate the challenges of online instruction, these hour-long online presentations will discuss innovations in teaching with technology—what is working and what isn’t. Sessions will occur bi-monthly durin...
A virtual information session for the Education Public Policy Leadership Certificate (EPPLC) will take place at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 23.
The fourth installment of The Patton College of Education’s Remote Teaching Series: Engaging Students with Technology continued May 18 with Assistant Professor Dr. Jesse Strycker.
How do you keep our youngest learners engaged when you are unable to be in a classroom together? Ohio University’s Child Development Center has been working to answer that question.
Strycker will present, “Creating and Using Instructional Videos, Screencasts, and Podcasts toIncrease Instructor Presence, Increase Student Interaction, and Expedite Feedback in Online Courses.”
The Munch and Learn Remote Teaching Series continued May 4 as Assistant Professor Robin Ambrozy explored new and alternative ways to rethink teaching and internships in light of the coronavirus.
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