Johnson--Dale D. (Education Faculty)
Displaying 1 - 29 of 29 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 1 | Professor chosen to join Iowa Academy of Education Northern Iowan 95:25, p.3 |
Dale Johnson was chosen as member of Iowa Academy of Education; photo. | |
| 2 | Professor of curriculum and instruction at the University of Northern Iowa chosen as new member of the Iowa Academy of Education Public Relations News Release 1998:143, p.1 |
Dale Johnson was recently chosen to be a member of the Iowa Academy of Education. | |
| 3 | Dale Johnson Honored by "FINE" Campus News Network 9:6, p.2 |
Dale Johnson selected as member of Iowa Academy of Education; photo. | |
| 4 | Making toys from scrap materials, recyclables alternative to textbooks for integrating learning Public Relations News Release 1997:273, p.1 |
Dale Johnson and Bonnie Johnson instruct classes on integrating methods of teaching through toys. | |
| 5 | Teaching recycling is child's play Campus News Network 8:13, p.2 |
Class makes toys from recycled material. | |
| 6 | Learning how to be better teachers by making toys Public Relations News Release 1997:233, p.1 |
Dale Johnson, UNI Professor of Reading and Language Arts, discusses the lessons education majors learned while making toys out of recycled paper. | |
| 7 | College of Education students to unveil educational toys they've designed Public Relations News Release 1997:205, p.1 |
Students of Dale Johnson, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, will display toys they've designed February 5. | |
| 8 | National testing in reading has been in place for nearly two decades Public Relations News Release 1997:99, p.1 |
Professor Dale Johnson reports that money used to increase literacy testing of students should be used to purchase more reading material or to lessen the student-teacher ratio. | |
| 9 | Emerging technologies may give children greater motivation to read Public Relations News Release 1997:66, p.1 |
Dale Johnson reports that kids are realizing the importance of literacy, especially when using technology. | |
| 10 | Testing third graders for reading ability Public Relations News Release 1997:48, p.1 |
Dale Johnson says that instead of another aptitude test, we should focus our resources on improving students' reading abilities. | |
| 11 | World Wide Web is encouraging kids to read and write Public Relations News Release 1997:5, p.1 |
Dale Johnson, UNI Professor of Education, reports that imagery on the World Wide Web motivates kids to read and write. | |
| 12 | Is technology hurting students' ability to read Public Relations News Release 1996:458, p.1 |
Professor Johnson talks about the impact of the internet on children's reading. | |
| 13 | University of Northern Iowa's College of Education selects three 1995-1996 faculty award winners Public Relations News Release 1995:446, p.1 |
Biographical profiles of Susan Etscheidt, Dale Johnson, and Donna Rashke. | |
| 14 | It's a FINE thing; charting the course of education Campus News Network 6:17, p.1 |
Rheta DeVries and John Smith became charter members of the Iowa Academy of Education, created by FINE Foundation, April 26-27; photo. | |
| 15 | Collecting bulletin board materials a thing of past in teaching curriculum Public Relations News Release 1995:301, p.1 |
Internet allows an "Elementary School Curriculum" course to be taught in a seven-campus consortium. | |
| 16 | What's on the menu?--Iowa history Campus News Network 6:14, p.2 |
Nancy Marlin was one of thirteen faculty and staff members who visited Black Hawk Elementary School as part of Partner in Education program; photo. | |
| 17 | Real learning in a virtual classroom Campus News Network 6:14, p.3 |
UNI education students are participating in "Contemporary Issues" class, the first course to be given over Internet for credit; photo. | |
| 18 | Overcoming the distance barrier Public Relations News Release 1995:271, p.1 |
Dale Johnson explains the use of the Internet in distance education. | |
| 19 | Slovakia: from freedom learn Campus News Network 6:9, p.1 |
Jeannie Steele and Kurt Meredith are co-directors of Orava Project to democratize Slovakian education. | |
| 20 | Wild west to be recreated at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1995:89, p.1 |
UNI students and fourth and fifth graders from Black Hawk Elementary plan project using recycled materials. A roundtable discussion will take place on October 11 on Iowa Politics and Women. | |
| 21 | Love of English language leads to word game for pre-teens through adults Public Relations News Release 1994:354, p.1 |
Research shows that English is the least liked subject in school according to UNI professors. | |
| 22 | The brain train game. Public Relations News Release 1994:212, p.1 |
Brain Train is a word game, developed by Dale Johnson. | |
| 23 | Professors create game to train brain Northern Edition 2:27, p.6 |
Professors Bonnie and Dale Johnson invent word game. | |
| 24 | The Brain Train; definitely not a "lame game" Campus News Network 5:6, p.1 |
Develop educational game; photo. | |
| 25 | Dale Johnson and Jeannie Steele Campus News Network 4:19, p.2 |
Dale Johnson and Jeannie Steele acted as co-directors for a meeting of the International Reading Association. | |
| 26 | Pendulum swinging back toward phonics in reading instruction Public Relations News Release 1993:240, p.1 |
Dale Johnson feels that phonics instruction is imperative for almost all elementary children in the early grades. | |
| 27 | Phonics: Phriend or Phoe? Public Relations News Release 1993:166, p.1 |
Dale Johnson still believes learning phonics is still the best way to become literate. | |
| 28 | TC business educators to appear at convention Public Relations News Release 1960:152, p.1 |
Professors Dale Johnson, James Blanford, Lloyd Douglas, Agnes Lebeda, and Katherine Humphrey attend the National Business Teachers Association Convention in Chicago. Other attending faculty members are Edna Grinstead, Ken Hansen, and Harland Samson. | |
| 29 | In the Northwest Journal of Education Normal Eyte 21:18, p.316 |
There are a number of articles about ISTC alumni. |