college of education

noun

1. a professional training college for teachers

Example Sentences

“When you start seeing these hit pieces come out one after another in a matter of days, you know it’s coordinated,” Bethany L. Letiecq, a professor in the College of Education and Human Development, said in an interview.

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I’m thinking of Cody Sullivan, 23, who earned a Certificate of Achievement in Concordia’s College of Education and works as a teaching assistant in Portland, Oregon.

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“When you think of traditional mental health, people are going in and getting fixed,” said Francesca Pernice, a Wayne State University College of Education professor of educational psychology who has studied clubhouses.

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"Social groups, such as one's nationality or university, provide group members with a shared social identity, or a sense of belonging, and can influence their behaviour," says Professor Eva Kemps, from the College of Education, Psychology and Social Work.

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Historically, universities are supposed to govern — and police — themselves in exchange for their status as “something of a secular sacred ground,” said John Thelin, University of Kentucky College of Education professor emeritus and a historian of higher education.

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