The Teacher's School was the host institution for this year's Annual Conference. Co-hosted by the School for Preschool Education and the School of Education Studies, this is a large undertaking. I was asked to provide one of the keynote addresses.
In addition, a journal of conference proceedings was published and distributed.
Oyuntungalag, our history teacher, was the Conference organizer. She did an amazing job! The conference opened with her welcome, and a wonderful performance of Morin Khuur.
Our Director Enkhtsetseg, the Director of the School of Education Studies, and the President of the Mongolian State University of Education, Jadamba, were on the agenda.
Naraa translated my address on Public School - University Partnerships.
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All my colleagues presented. This is Amaraa, and Bayarchimeg is giving a workshop on Science and Geography.
Dayrembek, geography, is attending a workshop. Below, Odgerel, Byamba, Tsolsog and Jargal await their workshops.
Ganbold is a Mongolian Language teacher. Below, Magcar is the Head of the Math and Science department.
Naraa and Dugerjav presented on teaching English. Odgerel presented some of our research on curriculum comparisons.
Dugerjav and Otgonsuren, two English language teachers.
Tea time! A wonderful break during a long, but productive day. Below, Tumentsetseg, the IT instructor, presented a workshop on using e-games with elementary children.
It was impressive to see the scholarship of the faculty from the three schools. And, impressive to see how many faculty and students attended workshops and engaged in great discussion about each others' research / projects.
Dr. Lynne Noble, professor of early childhood education at Columbia College, has been selected to teach educators and teacher candidates in Mongolia as a Fulbright Scholar . She will teach and conduct cross cultural/comparative research in Mongolia from February through June in 2011.
The Teacher's School was the host institution for this year's Annual Conference. Co-hosted by the School for Preschool Education and the School of Education Studies, this is a large undertaking. I was asked to provide one of the keynote addresses.
In addition, a journal of conference proceedings was published and distributed.
Oyuntungalag, our history teacher, was the Conference organizer. She did an amazing job! The conference opened with her welcome, and a wonderful performance of Morin Khuur.
Our Director Enkhtsetseg, the Director of the School of Education Studies, and the President of the Mongolian State University of Education, Jadamba, were on the agenda.
Naraa translated my address on Public School - University Partnerships..JPG)
All my colleagues presented. This is Amaraa, and Bayarchimeg is giving a workshop on Science and Geography.
Dayrembek, geography, is attending a workshop. Below, Odgerel, Byamba, Tsolsog and Jargal await their workshops.
Ganbold is a Mongolian Language teacher. Below, Magcar is the Head of the Math and Science department..JPG)
Naraa and Dugerjav presented on teaching English. Odgerel presented some of our research on curriculum comparisons.
Dugerjav and Otgonsuren, two English language teachers.
Tea time! A wonderful break during a long, but productive day. Below, Tumentsetseg, the IT instructor, presented a workshop on using e-games with elementary children.
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