The Judith Herb College of Education would like to welcome all of our incoming students for Fall Semester.

UTeach Job Fair – registration now open!

April 9, 2018

8:00 – 4:00 pm

UT Student Union

Come and interview for your BEST teaching job!  School districts from across the country will be interviewing teacher candidates for positions for the 2018-19 academic year.

All teachers/candidates must register to attend. Admission is FREE, and open to all current student teachers, alumni, and community licensed-educators.  Click here to register.

To see the list of schools who will be attending, click here.

Please contact Amy Wexler at amy.wexler@utoledo.edu or 419-530-4341 with any questions.

Join us for the 2016 UTeach Job Fair at the University of Toledo to find your next teaching position.

April 11, 2016

8:00 am  to 4:00 pm

Student Union Auditorium 

UTeach Job Fair

Click here to register

The Judith Herb College of Education invites you to a special screening of the film TEACH by Davis Guggenheim.  It will take place Wednesday, September 23, 2015 at 6:30 with a discussion to follow.

It will be held in the HHS building room 1600.

For more information contact Dr. Richard Welsch at richard.welsch@utoledo.edu.

Join us on Monday October 20th from 1:30 to 3:30 PM for the Homecoming Kickoff.  Enjoy desserts and bring your ideas for college events.

Join us for the 2014 Homecoming Door Decorating Contest – Before noon on October 20!

• Select any door in Gillham Hall
• Plan with a group or individually.
• Address UT’s homecoming theme or educational theme.  Be creative!
• Hang all decorations before noon on October 20th.
• Label door with your name.
• Have fun.

The following is an excerpt from a student email to their instructor, who thought we should share this with the college:

I had you for ASL 1 and 2. I hope you remember me. Over the summer I was doing a internship in New York City for photography. One day while I was on the train on my way into the city a lady was sitting there and the conductor came and was collecting tickets. When he was asking her for her ticket she looked at him and was very confused and then she started to move her hands. When I looked over I realized that she was deaf and signing to him. She was very confused and didn’t know what he was saying. She couldn’t read lips. I wanted to help her but i was very nervous because I had never talked to a real deaf person, but your voice popped into my head and I did it. I signed to her and told her that the man was asking her for her ticket. The symbols that I couldn’t remember I just fingered spell. She was so happy and overjoyed that I knew ASL. After that she asked me a million questions like where am I from?, who taught me ASL, etc. Then she was lost on where she needed to get off and a street that she was going. I was able to give her directions and help her get to where she was going all by signing because she couldn’t read lips( well she barely could). I felt so accomplished since I struggled a lot in your class.

Thank you for being a great teacher. I am currently taking ASL 3 from Katie Rosales. Hope you have a good year.

Kaitlyn Randolph, an integrated science major, has made it in the top 5 entries of the UN Environment Program competition.  Visit the link below to learn more about Kait and World Environment Day on June 5.

http://www.unep.org/wed/vlogging-competition/Kaitlyn-Randolph.asp#.U1V-JFVdV8F

The University of Toledo’s Accelerated Licensure And Master’s Program ( LAMP) is designed for those that have a bachelor degree in a major, other than education.

LAMP students complete a one-year internship while taking graduate courses at The University of Toledo for Ohio licensure and a Master’s of Education Degree.  At the end of the internship, LAMP students present their ideas and examples of how to teach the important concepts in their content through an interactive poster presentation. Included in those attending the presentation are other education students in the Judith Herb College of Education, University of Toledo faculty, superintendents, school principals, mentor teachers and invited guests.

Through the poster presentation, students address what questions can or should be asked in language arts, mathematics, social studies or science classrooms.  They share what types of investigations students should engage in, as well as examples of those investigations.

Congratulations to Jessica Branch, Alexandria Lemerand, Rachel Koepke, and Luke Ferrell on a successful poster presentation at the 2013 Ohio Early Care and Education Conference.  Jessica, a doctoral student in early childhood education, presented her poster on the Reggio Emilia Approach.  Alexandria, Rachel, and Luke (early childhood licensure students) presented a poster on Multi-Sensory Education.  Any students interested in submitting a poster proposal to the 2014 Ohio Early Care and Education Conference can contact Dr. Ruslan Slutsky at 419.530.4354 or at ruslan.slutsky@utoledo.edu  for further information.  We look forward to having many more students representing the Judith Herb College of Education at the largest education conference in Ohio.

Alexandria Lemerand, Rachel Koepke, and Luke Ferrell present on Multi-Sensory Education

Jessica Branch presenting on the Reggio Emilia Approach