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  • Answering the Literacy Crisis: Why Become a Reading Teacher or Reading Specialist at Concordia

    Across the nation, schools are facing an urgent literacy crisis. Reports show that far too many children struggle to read at grade level, and the gap only widens as students move through school.

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  • November 10, 2025
    School of Education, Students, Teaching

    Math meets creativity: When numbers come alive through art

    In Concordia’s Elementary Curriculum and Methods in Teaching Mathematics course, future educators discovered just how powerful creativity can be when paired with numbers and shapes.

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  • Second Concordia Summit for Educators and Leaders served up fellowship and professional development for attendees

    Starting two year's ago, the Concordia Summit for Educators and Leaders, has returned due to 'popular demand,' according to Dr. Jim Pingel, dean of the School of Education and founder of the event.

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  • The Uncommon Teacher Whose Path to CUW Was in God’s Time

    Meet Dawn Randall, a multilingual teacher, who recently graduated in the Leadership in Innovation and Continuous Improvement (LICI) program at Concordia University Wisconsin.

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  • February 24, 2025
    School of Education, Teaching

    Shaping the Future of Physical Education

    A Passion for Teaching and Coaching: How CUW prepared Jay Walstrom to make a big difference in the classroom and on the field.

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  • February 24, 2025
    School of Education, Teaching

    From the Corps to the Classroom: Terrence Perfect

    How divine intervention led this U.S. Marine out of the mortgage industry to Concordia University Wisconsin and an exciting new teaching career.

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  • February 24, 2025
    School of Education, Teaching

    From the Corps to the Classroom: Jamie Frazer

    A Commitment to Service: How Jamie Frazer’s journey of service and faith led her to a rewarding new career.

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  • Growing as a literacy leader

    CUW Master of Science in Education—Literacy alumna Karen DeWalt reflects with gratitude on her journey of achievement. Editor’s note: DeWalt is a 6th grade science and social studies teacher in the Slinger School District. She graduated with her master’s degree from CUW in 2023. That same year she earned the Marsha Konz Graduate Educator Award […]

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  • February 5, 2025
    News, School of Education, Teaching

    From Student to Educator: Lucy Lopez’s Journey Through Concordia’s School of Education

    Through her time at Concordia, Lucy has grown as a leader and mentor.

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  • February 5, 2025
    News, School of Education, Teaching

    Finding Purpose Through Teaching: Paige Kiesler’s Journey in Special Education

    From childhood dreams of playing school to becoming a dedicated special education teacher, Paige Kiesler’s journey in education has been one of passion, resilience, and unwavering faith.

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