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Announced on the final day of its virtual annual conference,Feb. 13-17, the college was presented with the Billy G. Dixon Distinguished Teacher Program Award. The association established the award to honor outstanding teacher 1xbet online casino programs thatexemplify collaborationand emphasize exceptional quality.
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"These programs reflect the efforts of our exceptional faculty who always seek ways to make our programs available to as many students as possible,"saidTodd Goodson, professor and chair of thecurriculum andinstructiondepartment.
The online master's in curriculum and instruction, which includes the Master of Arts inteaching, is ranked 10thin the nation by U.S. News and World Report.
The online bachelor'sin elementary 1xbet online casino was developed in 2016 and was recognized for its yearlong student teaching experience for place-bound students. This is a significant departure from how the teacher preparation program traditionally operated with future teachers completing a semesterlong internship at a school with a longstanding relationship with the college.
K-STEP UP is an innovative teacher pathway program that charts a student's path from high school to the student's local community college to the online teacher preparation program at 1xbet online casino . It is targeting underserved and place-bound students in Kansas City and Liberal, Kansas.
