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Ed Lab Theory-to-Practice Workshop Series

Students are invited to join us for presentations throughout the spring semester. All workshops are FREE, but registration is required. View flyer for more information >

February 10th - Classroom Technology (K-12)
March 2nd - Math Manipulatives 101 (K-8)
March 23rd - Phonics and More! (K-5)

Poverty Simulations

Faculty from WSE will be offering three Poverty Simulations this spring. This is the third year we are able to offer this experience to our students. Over 600 students and community members have participated in one of 10 simulations to date. In addition, faculty have offered the simulation for staff in three of our partnership schools.

This simulation is taken seriously and is not a game. It is an opportunity for participants to get a glimpse into some of the challenges families living in poverty face every day. It is not intended to offend anyone or replicate specific experiences.

Students need to register individually or they will not be admitted to the simulation. There are limited spaces open for each session. We need at least 40 students registered to participate in each session and a minimum of 15 volunteers to help run the simulation. We ask that faculty who do require this experience for their students also participate in at least one simulation as a volunteer. students are encouraged to also volunteer to help with the simulation. Please consider volunteering if you have already participated in the simulation or if you would like to learn more about it.

Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012

All sessions will be 5 p.m. for volunteers, 5:30 for participants-Room 162. Please make sure your students know the simulation takes a minimum of 2 hours and they must be present for the entire simulation. Students should arrive on time.

2012 What Works:
Innovative Models and Best Practices in Education

Discover what's happening in our partnership districts in 2011-2012! WSE faculty, staff, and students are invited to "What Works," a presentation series highlighting successful instructional strategies, academic programs and community outreach within our partnership schools.

A presentation series sponsored by the WSE Outreach Alliances Office
Time: 5:00 — 6:00 p.m.
Education Building Room 387

Thursday, February 23, 2012
Topic: Special Education Strategies in Our Region
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Topic: Strategies for Supporting ESL Students
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Topic: Anti-Bullying Initiatives in Our Schools

Presentations by teachers and administrators in our partnership districts! Register online today!http://www.uncw.edu/ed/whatworks/

For additional information, please contact:
Somer Lewis, Teacher-in-Residence
910-962-7669 ▪ lewiss@uncw.edu

Congratulations to our graduates!!!!
December 17, 2011 Fall commencement saw 1119 undergraduate, 250 graduate and 9 doctoral students graduate. Congratulations to all of our wonderful WSE graduates. view photos...

Beginning Teacher Professional Development Day

Students Dine with South African First Lady
On Sunday, December 4th, Watson School of Education students had dinner with First Lady Madame Bongi Ngema-Zuma, wife to President Jacob Zuma, at the State House-Genadendaal. more....

What Works: Innovative Models and Best Practices in Education

Discover what's happening in our partnership districts in 2011-2012!
WSE faculty, staff, and students are invited to "What Works," a presentation series highlighting successful instructional strategies, academic programs and
community outreach within our partnership schools.View archived presentations >

Check out the E-Learning Support website >