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Lee-Anne Spalding
College of Education
Throughout my tenure at the University of Central Florida, my passion for the teaching profession has always been evident and continues to flourish to this day. As a public school elementary classroom teacher I sought to educate my students to the best of my ability by being a reflective practitioner and using bes...
Constance Goodman
College of Education & Human Performance
Each semester I approach my classroom in the spirit of the late James Baldwin, "For these are all of our children. We either profit by or pay for whatever they become." Education is a life or death situation for many children in our public schools. The young boys to your right represent the real impact of teaching...
Drew Lanier
College of Sciences
Students retain more of course
material when they are actively engaged in the learning process. Accordingly, I employ a mixture of lecture
and the Socratic Method. Doing so
communicates the basic concepts and ideas in the course, while also measuring
the students' comprehension, leading to mo...
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