Tag Archives: TPTE Newsletter

Retiring TPTE Faculty: 75 Years of Service
Written by Kristin Rearden, clinical professor of STEM education / science. In Spring 2020, Theory & Practice in Teacher Education […]

Looking Ahead to the FUTURE
Written by Joan Grim, senior lecturer in special education It was a week before she defended her dissertation in 2017 […]

TPTE Alumni Well Represented in Knox County Schools 2020 Teachers of the Year
Written by Kristin Rearden, clinical professor of STEM education / science and Anthony Pellegrino, associate professor of social science education […]

Nils Jaekel and Elizabeth Fincher Work With Teacher Candidates to Support ESL Students in Online Learning
Written by Anthony Pellegrino, associate professor of social science education. School closures that have occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic have […]

Spotlight on Sarah Miller, Artist and Educator
Written by Kristin Rearden, clinical professor of STEM education / science Artwork by Theory & Practice in Teacher Education (TPTE) […]

Joy Bertling and Kayla Dean publish eco-visualizations instructional resource
Congratulations to Kayla Dean, graduating art education intern, and Joy Bertling, assistant professor of art education, on their instructional resource […]

Promoting Diversity among Gifted and Talented Underserved Youth
Written by Joan Grim, senior lecturer in special education Brittany Anderson, assistant professor of elementary and urban multicultural education, is […]

Professor and Artist, Olivia Gude, on the ‘Principles of Possibility’
Written by Kristin Rearden, clinical professor of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) / science education. Professor Olivia Gude, artist and […]

Outstanding UTK Teacher Candidates Recognized
Written by Kristin Rearden, clinical professor of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) / science education. Theory and Practice in Teacher […]

Promoted faculty honored at Provost’s Fall bookplate reception
Written by Kristin Rearden, clinical professor of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) / science education. Each fall, the Provost’s Office […]