Videos
Being a Role Model
Why Alumna Faith Flomo Thinks You Should Become a Teacher
School of Education alumna Faith Flomo (‘12, Cred. ‘13, MA ‘14) shares why teaching is so important, and why you should consider becoming a teacher.
The UC Davis Difference: Earning Your Master’s Degree
Hear from UC Davis School of Education teacher alumni about why they chose to earn their master’s degree through our combined teaching credential/master’s program and the difference it’s made on their teaching practice and their careers.
Job Search Assistance for Teachers: Mock Interviews
Each year the School of Education teaching credential students participate in mock interviews, a unique career preparation opportunity. We host two mock interview days in which experienced alumni and district representatives conduct practice interviews of our teaching credential students.
Support Education on Give Day 2018
Education has the power to change lives. At the School of Education, we’re committed to making sure all learners have equal access to a quality education, whether they’re in kindergarten or community college. We’re changing education in California and across the nation through our groundbreaking research and our top-quality teacher education program.
School of Education Teacher Job Fairs Launch Careers
Each spring, over 100 students meet with representatives from more than 30 school districts throughout the Bay Area. And students don’t just pick up materials and chat with representatives—they also have job interviews that same day, with some receiving contract offers before they go home.
A Passion for Agriculture Leads to Career in Ag Ed
School of Education agricultural education teaching credential alumnus Justin Nunes (Cred. ‘17) talks about how his passion for agriculture led to a career in teaching.
Your support makes a difference
A message from scholarship recipient Janet Gutiérrez
School of Education alumna and scholarship recipient Janet Gutiérrez (Cred. ‘17) talks about why she wanted to become a teacher and what her scholarship meant to her.
See How Your Annual Gift Makes a Difference
Watch this special video thank you from scholarship student Jessica Cano-Sanchez
Distinguished Speaker: Ken Zeichner
The Struggle for the Soul of Teaching and Teacher Education
On March 11, 2015, Ken Zeichner, Boeing Professor of Teacher Education at the University of Washington, was the featured speaker in the Distinguished Educational Thinkers and Critical Consciousness Speaker Series at UC Davis. In this talk, Zeichner examines the current landscape of teacher education in the U.S. and presents a proposal for improving its quality. The talk was presented by the UC Davis School of Education, the Graduate Group in Education, and the Social Justice Education Coalition.
Adventures in Enrichment Camps
Learn more about the 2015 summer camps. Registration opens March 16
In conjunction with Campus Recreation and Unions, the School of Education offers STEM-tastic Summer Adventures in Enrichment Camps for kids in grades 2-8. Here is an overview of the camps.
Watch four more short videos featuring the instructors talking about each camp’s focus on an aspect of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
Annual Gifts Make a Difference
Destiny Ramos, Student Teacher & Annual Fund Scholarship Recipient
Gifts to the School’s Annual Fund help students like Destiny Ramos realize their dreams to teach. Make a gift today.
For the young Destiny Ramos (BA 2014), school was not always a source of joy. Growing up in Fairfield, Calif., Ramos received little encouragement from teachers and struggled academically. Then she entered fourth grade, and everything changed. “My fourth grade teacher made me feel like I was not a problem,” she said. “When I became successful as a student, I knew I wanted to be a teacher.”
Thanks to an Annual Fund scholarship, Ramos is now able to pursue
her dream. Because her path to teaching was not straight, she is
grateful for the financial and moral support that gifts to the
Annual Fund provide to aspiring educators like her. Read more about Destiny
journey.
Words Take Wing 2015
Videos of the event
Featured Author Joseph Bruchac plays the flute and answers children’s questions & Opening Act Daniel “Ahuicapahtzin” Cornejo-Warner, a Ph.D. student in the Native American Studies Program at UC Davis.
Joseph Bruchac
Featured author at Words Take Wing 2015
Joseph Bruchac, featured author of the 2015 Words Take Wing: Honoring Diversity in Children’s Literature event addresses 1,800 children and their teachers at the Mondavi Center at UC Davis.
Quantified Youth? An Overview of Research into Gaming and Health
Cynthia Carter Ching, associate professor of learning and mind sciences
In January 2015, Cynthia Carter Ching, presented lessons learned about her research into the use of gaming to impact youth health at a two-day Cyberlearning Summit sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Games, Learning, Health and Socio-Politics
Cynthia Carter Ching, associate professor of learning and mind sciences
Watch this presentation by Cynthia Carter Ching recorded on October 14, 2013 at a colloquium sponsored by Cognition & Development and SESAME programs at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Education.
In the presentation titled “Games, Learning, Health and Socio-Politics: Lessons Learned from Exploratory Research on Fitness Gaming with Underserved Youth,” Ching outlines findings from the first year of her NSF-funded cyberlearning grant.
Gloria Ladson-Billings
“Hip Hop, Hip Hope: (R)Evolution of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy”
Distinguished Educational Thinkers and the Critical Consciousness Speaker Series
On January 22, 2015, Kellner Family Chair in Urban Education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was the featured speaker in the Distinguished Educational Thinkers and Critical Consciousness Speaker Series at UC Davis. The series is presented by the UC Davis School of Education and the Graduate Group in Education, along with the Social Justice Education Coalition, the Office of Graduate Studies, and the Office of Campus Community Relations.
PacTIN Digital Storytelling
Watch short videos from teachers who participated in the Pacific Teacher Innovation Network (PacTIN). The teachers recount what they learned and how their students benefitted.
Distinguished Speaker: Peggy G. Carr
Beyond the Pencil: The Nation’s Report Card’s Transition to Technology
On October 28, 2104, Peggy G. Carr, Acting Commissioner of the National Center for Educational Statistics for the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), Institute of Education Sciences, and U.S. Department of Education, was the featured speaker in the Distinguished Educational Thinkers Speaker Series at UC Davis. The series is presented by the UC Davis School of Education, the Graduate Group in Education, and the School of Education Alumni Annual Fund.
Daniel Solorzano
May 10, 2014 - Distinguished Educational Thinkers and the Critical Consciousness Speaker Series
Critical Race Theorist Daniel G. Solórzano visited UC Davis on May 7th to give his talk “Using the Tools of Critical Race Theory and Racial Microaggressions to Examine Everyday Racism” as part of the Distinguished Educational Thinkers and the Critical Consciousness Speaker Series.
Dr. Solorzano’s talk examined racial microaggresions and engaged the audience in a dialogue about improving the learning environment for the increasingly diverse community.
