New $1.2M Department of Education Funded Project to Help UCF Graduate More Special Education Teachers To help address the teacher shortage, the funding will support 40 educators earning master’s degrees at UCF over the next five years, with the first cohort starting this fall.
14 Orange County Teachers Graduate Ready to Inspire, Lead Colleagues in Strengthening Math Education The Robert Noyce Master Teaching Fellowship program is empowering this cohort of teachers through evidence-based approaches to mathematics education and mentorship of fellow educators.
UCF Recognizes 15 Top Faculty at 2023 Luminary Awards The honor is designed to recognize some of UCF’s brightest stars who shine a positive light on UCF and in their respective fields.
Today’s Lesson: The Gift of Failure Teaching grade-school basics to the next generation of dreamers and doers has always been one of Peyton Giessuebel ’18 ’21MEd’s life goals. But adding her failed experiences to her lesson plans was far from it.
Advanced Air Mobility Conference Takes Flight at UCF The NSF-funded conference on Friday will explore how laws could lift or ground the use of autonomous, uncrewed aircraft to move people and goods.
New $1.25 Million UCF Project Addresses State’s Critical Shortage of Special Education Teachers, School Psychologists Project CENTRAL is funded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Special Education and will help educators in the state receive enhanced education and preparation.
Graduate Dedicates Career to Helping Students and Teachers Find Their Passions A Seminole County public school administrator plans to use his theatrical past and new master’s degree to advance his work in education.
