Yoder--Harold Marcus (Education Faculty)
Displaying 1 - 23 of 23 in reverse chronological order
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1 | Faculty plan conference for colleagues Campus News Network 6:2, p.1 |
UNI will hold conference for faculty to exchange views on future of teaching October 13-14. | |
2 | Getting the homework done. Public Relations News Release 1994:162, p.1 |
With daily homework assignments reaching nearly two and a half hours per day, students and parents should be working together. | |
3 | A philosophy of homework. Public Relations News Release 1994:162, p.1 |
Homework must be designed to accomplish a purpose. | |
4 | Homework should serve a purpose, not just 'take up time' Public Relations News Release 1994:142, p.1 |
Homework for homework's sake is not valuable according to Marc Yoder. | |
5 | More than 300 students admitted to Teacher Education Program at the University of Northern Iowa; 146 attend induction ceremony Public Relations News Release 1993:320, p.1 |
Teacher Education Induction Convocation held at UNI. 300 students admitted to the program. Students listed. | |
6 | Cross-grade peer teaching has important benefits for younger and older students Public Relations News Release 1993:288, p.1 |
Benefits are noted from having older students work and mentor younger students. | |
7 | The deadline dilemma. Public Relations News Release 1993:294, p.1 |
Marcus Yoder warns of setting deadlines for students. | |
8 | Student teachers. Public Relations News Release 1993:283, p.1 |
Marcus Yoder sees advantages to older elementary students being mentors to early elementary students. | |
9 | Who's teaching? Northern Iowa Today 76:2, p.2 |
Nearly all courses at UNI are taught by faculty; several good teachers talk about their teaching; photo. | |
10 | NEA selects UNI as pilot project site Northern Iowan 88:44, p.8 |
NEA grants $2000 to SISEA to increase membership and to relate more closely to other NEA chapters. | |
11 | Faculty discuss good teaching Campus News Network 2:13, p.1 |
Fifty faculty members meet in seminar to talk about teaching; photo. | |
12 | Faculty responds to appeal for letters and calls to Branstad Northern Iowan 88:40, p.2 |
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13 | Faculty responds to appeal for letters and calls to Branstad Northern Iowan 88:36, p.2 |
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14 | NASA Regional Teacher Resource Center opens in Education Center Northern Iowan 88:10, p.4 |
RTRC educational materials available; photo. | |
15 | Notice of first session of collective bargaining November 7 Public Relations News Release 1990:172, p.1 |
Iowa State Board of Regents and United Faculty begin talks. | |
16 | Yoder named Faculty Chair for 1990-91 school year Northern Iowan 87:6, p.1 |
Mark Yoder replaced Peter Goulet as Faculty Chair for this school year; photo. | |
17 | Former grade school teacher becomes prof Northern Iowan 86:25, p.10 |
Profile of Professor Mark Yoder; photo. | |
18 | Conference to highlight history, beliefs, lifestyle, of the Amish society April 25 Public Relations News Release 1987:300, p.1 |
A conference on the religious practices, history, and lifestyle of the Amish was held in the Education Center. The conference included presentations from faculty members on Amish crafts, games, and history. | |
19 | Price Lab summer school registration to be April 22 Public Relations News Release 1986:357, p.1 |
Registration will begin for the six-week summer session held for elementary students in grades pre-kindergarten through sixth; children must be four years old at minimum. | |
20 | Tuition funds predicted, United Faculty may negotiate Northern Iowan 80:20, p.1 |
Increase in tuition may bring an additional $1.1 million to UNI. | |
21 | Students get taste of teaching through experience UNI Century 11:1, p.5 |
PLS faculty talk about the student teaching experience at the lab school; photo. | |
22 | Extension offers learning options Northern Iowan 77:27, p.3 |
Will offer non-credit courses in Norwegian, publications production, and non-verbal communication. | |
23 | UNI to offer 'Options for Learning' Public Relations News Release 1980:307, p.1 |
UNI will offer four courses designed to offer educational experience to the community at large. |