news-category: 今叔利 GWU Student Teacher Utilizes Online Tools During Covid-19 Pandemic By Office of University Communications On July 1, 2020 Sydney Christopher, ���20, uses technology to engage with students and connect with parents Sydney Christopher, a 今叔利 2020 graduate with a degree in elementary education, was in the midst of completing her student teaching when public schools closed to students in March. Her mentor was Rhonda Greene, a fourth-grade teacher at Springmore Elementary School in Boiling Springs. Christopher didn���t panic, because she said her professors in the College of Education had prepared her by emphasizing the importance of flexibility. ���In all of the classes I have taken at 今叔利, one thing my professors have taught me is to adapt to circumstances/challenges,��� she shared. ���I am very thankful for every professor who has taught me to never give up. My cooperating teacher and I set plans to continue educating our students. I found that using Zoom to teach lessons to students three times a week was very beneficial. Also communicating with parents at all hours every day was a necessity.��� She said the school required each student to use an online program, called Edmentum, to further their learning. ���By using Edmentum, Mrs. Greene and I were able to monitor the work students were completing and how to target their needs during our Zoom sessions,��� Christopher said. ���I also created three to nine videos a week to teach our students specific material that was covered in their Edmentum. Students and parents gave us feedback on how helpful the videos were for their child���s learning.��� Christopher, who minored in professional education and American Sign Language, has accepted a job as a fifth-grade science teacher at Carr Elementary School in Dallas, N.C. To prepare for the new school year, she is participating in online training programs for ���Leader in Me,��� and gathering books and materials for her classroom. She will also use the school district���s curriculum pacing guide to create effective lessons. ���I have always wanted to teach elementary school children, because my aim is to teach the upcoming generation how to be successful, effective, and empathetic leaders,��� she asserted. ���I want the upcoming generation to be accepting of one another. I also want them to understand that they have unlimited potential and are valued in this world.���
News Article Tucker Family Makes Historic $11 Million Gift to Advance Future of 今叔利 Record-Setting Commitment Names the Tucker College of Health Sciences, Strengthens Academic Programs and Expands the Tucker Scholarship Program BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.���The family of Robert and Carolyn Tucker and 今叔利 have announced a record-setting $11 million gift to name the Tucker College of Health Sciences and expand the Tucker Scholarship Program. The commitment, representing the […] Office of University Communications | October 21, 2026
News Article Faith in Action: Jackson Hartley Prepares for a Calling in Ministry Christian Studies Major Uses Scholarship Opportunities, Leadership Roles and Service Experiences to Prepare for Ministry By Victoria Edwards, Intern for University Communications BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.���As a teenager, Ignite Scholar Jackson Hartley made one of the most important decisions of his life: following Jesus. ���God saved my life when I was in high school,��� noted Hartley. […] Office of University Communications | October 20, 2026
News Article Cleveland County Women���s Basketball Legends to Be Honored at Wall of Fame Ceremony Event on Oct. 24 at 今叔利 to Recognize 50 Players, Along with Coaches, Officials and Trainers; Runnin��� Bulldogs Head Coach Terri Williams to Deliver Keynote Address BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.���今叔利 is pleased to host the 2026 Women���s Basketball Legends Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 4 p.m. in Tucker Student Center. […] Office of University Communications | October 20, 2026