Our Education: SIU oks enhancing SEHHB Online Graduate Programs
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SIUE School of Education Health and Human Behavior Dean Robin Hughes and Interim Associate Dean Alison Reeves
EDWARDSVILLE The Southern Illinois University (SIU) Board of Trustees, at its regularly scheduled meeting today, approved amending an existing contract with Academic Partnerships LLC to add three SIUE School of Education, Health and Human Behavior (SEHHB) online graduate programs.
In April 2018, the board approved an initial 7-year, $6.9-million contract with Academic Partnerships for targeted recruitment and outreach for online Master’s of Business Administration students for the SIUE School of Business.
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Most public high school teachers in the United States never expected a school year like the current one. School buildings closed across the country in March of 2020. Education went online and distance learning has continued since.
Teachers around the country quickly found they would not be able to teach as much material as usual to their students. The educators had to make choices about what content to cover and what could be dropped.
So, over time, English teachers began cutting some books and writing projects from their teaching plans.
Our Education: SIUE helps teachers with pandemic-driven adjustments
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Rebecca Artime and Cole Stoner are members of the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville educational administration graduate program.
EDWARDSVILLE The pandemic has forced many educators to teach in a virtual format. While not ideal in many cases, the lifelong learners and influencers continue to lead by example and persevere for their students through challenging times.
At Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Educational Administration graduate students are juggling those adjustments at their day job, and simultaneously learning remotely themselves as they pursue an advanced degree.
“We are so impressed by the flexibility and perseverance of our aspiring administrators,” said School of Education, Health and Human Behavior (SEHHB) Interim Associate Dean Alison Reeves, PhD. “They have been assisting their school administration as interns where needed while also
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