Research Spotlight
College of Education Faculty Member Speaks About Training Head Start Teachers
Dr. Gail Joseph, an assistant professor in the area of Educational Psychology and Early Childhood and Family Studies, is the co-director of the National Center on Quality Teaching and Learning (NCQTL). The NCQTL, funded by a $40 million Head Start grant, has been tasked with the mission of discovering and sharing best practices in teaching and learning for Head Start teachers in order to improve the everyday teaching practices used in and overall quality of Head Start classrooms across the country.
Dr. Joseph, recently spoke of the Center's research goals and activities at the College of Education's Dean's Circle Luncheon. Each year, Dean’s Circle donors are honored annually at this intimate luncheon with Dean Tom Stritikus where a College of Education faculty member speaks to donors and answers questions about new developments in education.
