Drake University School of Education offers classroom teachers many opportunties to expand their skills while earning Drake graduate credit. The Extension Education staff submitted the following explanation of their program and its benefits for teachers. Why do we have Extension Education? Our goal is to meet the current and future professional development needs of educators...
Category: School of Education
Distance Learing Summer Registration Began May 1
Video and online courses offer graduate credit for teachers seeking license renewal, salary advancement, or elective credits.
Message from the Dean to Graduate Students Completing Their Degrees
Dear Graduates, Graduation ceremonies for the School of Education will be taking place on Sunday May 16th. At 11:00am, the School of Education will be hosting a brief reception for you and your guests. We will also be honoring one outstanding student from each of the graduate programs for their outstanding achievements while a student...
Congratulations to the Education Leadership Graduates
More than 100 students from the Education Leadership programs earn their degrees this year.
Canadian Educators Partner with Drake, Visit Relays
Canadian teachers can earn Drake graduate credit through the SOE's Extension Education.
Middleton Honored During All Staff Event
Mary Middleton, Accounting and Human Resource Manager for Drake Head Start, was honored with the Spotlight Award during All Staff Council's Best in Show event.
Budget Shortages Give Superintendent New Role
There was a time long ago when school administrators spent their time on education. They set curriculum, reviewed textbooks, evaluated teachers and explored ways to inspire students. Nowadays, administrators spend their time fretting over balance sheets. The state is short on money, so schools are short on money. This caused Rick Rubino to open his...
Anne Murr: A Literacy Superwoman
From Times Delphic writer Emily Krstulic Two middle-aged men sit at a round table among rows of low bookshelves. One man, with graying hair and a faded John Deere hat, slowly reads a list of sentences from a spiral notebook, stuttering over the word “splattered.” His tutor, a younger man in a blue polo, wears...