May 08, 2018
A book authored by a Trine University instructor is the May 2018 selection for the
national Language Educators Book Club sponsored by the University of Colorado-Boulder.
Differentiated Instruction, A Guide for World Language Teachers is the second edition of a book by Deborah Blaz, adjunct professor, French.
Published by Taylor & Francis, a division of Routledge, the book helps instructors differentiate lessons for world language students of all ability levels based on learning styles, interests, prior knowledge and comfort zones.
Blaz also will have a new book coming out May 9, the second edition of The World Language Teacher’s Guide to Active Learning.
Jamie Jones Miller, center, Alpha Sigma Tau’s national president, presents an award to Epsilon Kappa Chapter officers, from left, Daveena Moyer, Eileen Dollar, Cadence Bommarito and Brooke Shelburne.
Tony Kline, Ph.D., the new president of Trine University, discusses his background and transition to his new role as well as the university’s outlook for the future in a new episode of the TrineLine podcast, now online.
Having graduated from Trine University, Fr. Bryan Paulsen, S.J., Ph.D., hoped to have a current Trine student work as part of his Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) team this summer at the University of Notre Dame.