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Academic Areas & Divisions
Curriculum & Instruction
News & Events
For a complete listing of College of Education events, please consult the calendar
Autumn 2008 C&I Colloquium
All C&I masters students are invited to attend the Autumn 2008 C&I Colloquium on November 20th, 7:00 PM in Miller Hall 112.
The C&I Colloquium is a unique feature of the masters program in Curriculum and Instruction. At this presentation, students completing their programs present and talk with faculty and peers about their culminating masters projects or theses and portfolios (students who elect the exam instead of completing the project or thesis present exemplary samples of their course work during the program).
Your attendance at this presentation will count toward the C&I master's program requirement to attend two Colloquia — once as an observer so you can see the process and the range of projects students complete, and once as a presenter.
To observe or participate in the Colloquium please call 206 543-1847 or email edci@u.washington.edu by November 18th to let us know if you will be attending or presenting.
Faculty and Students work on Mathematics Education Project
The Mathematics Education Project (MEP) is the outgrowth of three projects funded by the National Science Foundation--Creating a Community of Mathematics Learners (CCML), Expanding a Community of Mathematics Learners (ECML) and Strategic Organization, Assistance & Resources for Washington Mathematics (SOAR). Through these projects, a community of educators from schools and the University of Washington gained extensive knowledge of research-based professional development resources, the art of facilitation, teacher leadership development, strategies for working with administrators and parents, and factors that contribute to sustainability of change. Through the MEP, this mathematics community intends to reach out to other communities in the state and region.
A New Concentration for Teachers: Master of Education in Instructional Leadership
If you are an experienced teacher taking on a leadership role in your school or district, the Master of Education in Instructional Leadership may be for you. The MIL is offered jointly by the areas of Curriculum & Instruction and Educational Leadership & Policy Studies.The MIL degree concentration expands leadership knowledge and skills for experienced teachers, instructional coaches, mentor teachers, cooperating teachers and professional development leaders.
Curriculum & Instruction
Event Photos
Portfolio Presentation - Spring 2005
Portfolio Presentation - Autumn 2004