Preparing professional educators to be tomorrow’s leaders in teaching through developmental, integrative and reflective practices.
Diversify your professional and educational skills as you prepare for the next generation of leadership in teaching. You'll engage in developmental, integrative and reflective practices that encourage your growth on both individual and professional levels.
In the Division of Curriculum and Instruction, we foster a community of learners, scholars, educators and advocates who are focused on impacting individuals of all ages - from children to adult learners. You'll be trained in competencies and ethical practices, backed by theory and evidence, that support diversity, technology and intervention programs in the classroom. Become a leader at the forefront of education by developing a background in the speciality of your choosing. Both real-world and student teaching experiences will prepare you for immediate professional work in elementary and secondary education, technology, American Indian education and more.
The University of South Dakota's School of Education is pleased to announce junior Savannah McGraw, a Sioux Falls native, was awarded the Jeanne Spilde Gonzenbach Scholarship worth $24,000 for one academic year.
The University of South Dakota’s School of Education is pleased to announce Mike “MBM” Avoseh, Ph.D., professor in the School of Education, has been selected to attend CONFINTEA VII June 15-17 as a part of the United States team.
The Teacher Pathway program launched as a partnership between the USD School of Education and the Sioux Falls School District in 2017 as a way to increase interest in the teaching profession while preparing students to become inspiring and encouraging leaders.
Preparing professional educators to be tomorrow’s leaders in teaching through developmental, integrative and reflective practices.
If you live in South Dakota, be sure and take advantage of the 50% reduced tuition program for currently contracted elementary/secondary teachers and vocational instructors.
For art, I always loved creating. I made it a career. And then, when I was student teaching, I was shown the devastating literacy rates and I decided to work in that area. I chose these paths because I wanted to make a difference, and USD made the difference for me.
Sydney Bitz
