Welcome to WalkerWeb

Howard Gardner's Lecture at Bloomsburg University, November 10, 2010

Howard Gardner: Multiple Intelligences - New Horizons and the Promotion of Good Work - Full Lecture

Howard Gardner's Lecture at Duke University, April 11, 2011

Early Childhood & Adolescent Education Department

College of Education Mission Statement

The Mission of the College of Education is to:

1. to prepare ethical educational professionals who are empowered to  assess the development and facilitate the growth of all learners to succeed and lead in our diverse and technologically complex world; and
2. to serve as a resource to the region.
   

Performance Expectations for Candidates

A professional educator is a reflective practitioner who is a knowledgeable and thoughtful facilitator of human growth and development.  This professional cultivates in learners an ability to apply critical thinking to the solution of problems.  This professional displays a sense of empowerment through:

• The acquisition of a knowledge base

• The ability to see connections between theory and practice

• The use of technology for educational outcomes

• An understanding of a wide variety of strategies for accommodating the developmental readiness and learning style variations associated with all aspects of diversity

• An application of this expertise to the broader community

• Recognizing one’s own heritage while honoring the diversity found in schools and communities

David E. Walker, Ed. D.

Assistant Professor

Office: 2225-4, McCormick, BU Office Phone: (570) 389-4076

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BU Office Fax: (570) 389-3848

Cell/Home Phone: (717) 250-8335

This site was created by:

Assistant Professor David E. Walker, Ed.D. and Jessica L. Geffken, M.S. Ed. (pictured below, left).

WalkerWeb was co-maintained by Graduate Assistant: Jessica A. Call from 2009 - 2010 (pictured below, right).

Dr. Walker and G. A. Caitlin E. Gargiulo, graduation 2011 (pictured below)

Ashley McAndrew, G.A. (pictured below) attended the first practicum experience in Cameroon and Ethiopia, summer 2011

and spoke at the Graduate Commencement Ceremony in May 2012.

Karissa Leary, G.A. (pictured below) worked 8/2011 - 8/2012 and graduated 2012.

She participated in the Study Abroad in Cameroon and Ethiopia in the summer 2012.

Kaitlin S. Magni, G.A. (pictured below); she is working towards a Master's Degree in Reading.