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Is George Zimmerman on Your Campus?

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | April 30, 2012 In the weeks leading up to the arrest of George Zimmerman, many people were shocked to find him Read more

When Teachers Are Publicly Questioned

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | March 11, 2012
How the Untied States decides what a “good teacher” is and what we do with that information [...] Read more

Why Ethnic Studies Courses Are Good for White Kids Too

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | January 9, 2012
Last week, Judge Lewis Kowal of Arizona upheld a ban on ethnic studies classes in the Tucson Un [...] Read more

The ‘Big Game’ on Saturday That Universities Overlook

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | November 7, 2011
There’s a “Big Game” this Saturday that won’t take place on a football field or be tele [...] Read more

What Everyone Can Do To Diversify the Teaching Force

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | September 13, 2011
Each faculty and staff member at a given university can be a stakeholder in the development of [...] Read more

Fulbright Lessons From Around the World

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | August 16, 2011
Lessons learned from one of the most diverse groups I’ve ever been around. [...] Read more

Partnering Across Institutions and Race for Urban Teacher Preparation

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | June 16, 2011
As educators who work to prepare teachers, particularly for urban schools, we believe that pre- [...] Read more

The Benefits of University-Public School Partnerships

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | February 21, 2011
At 6:52 one Friday morning last semester, as I was on my way to a local high school to meet my [...] Read more

How it Feels to Take Math Praxis

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | November 11, 2010
This week, I did something that few academicians would do. I voluntarily sat for one hour and t [...] Read more

Doctorates in the Dance Cipher

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | September 22, 2010
While at the University of Colorado-Boulder recently, I crossed paths with perhaps the most une [...] Read more

Pedagogical Entry Points to Arizona and Ethnic Studies

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | July 2, 2010
Over the past month, one of the most watched developments in the news for educators, academicia [...] Read more

Four Misconceptions About Hip-Hop Based Education

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | May 12, 2010
While some people find inspiration in unexpected places, I sometimes find it in uninformed and [...] Read more

Translating the Rules of the Game

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | January 25, 2010
Over the so-called semester “break,” I cruised through two books that had been on my “to- [...] Read more

Getting Ready for the Praxis Exam

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | November 11, 2009
If your education students are a bit nervous or fidgety this week in class, here’s why: [...] Read more

What Educators Can Learn from President Obama’s Back to School Speech

by Dr. Emery Petchauer | September 8, 2009
We now know that President Obama’s recent speech to America’s youngest citizens was not, as [...] Read more

Diversity in Graduate Education: Looking at — and Beyond — Admissions

Does Testing Serve a Purpose in Holistic Application Review?

Supporting Noncognitive Factors: Connecting Students with Resources, from Theory to Practice