What does it mean to be “smart” in mathematics? How can we create opportunities for all students so they see themselves as smart? Dr. Cathery Yeh, Assistant Professor in the Attallah College of Educational Studies teacher education programs, sees these questions as key to closing the achievement and opportunity gaps in US schools. She has
Chapman University places great value on engaging with our surrounding neighborhoods to create common ground and mutual understanding for the betterment of the community we all share. It has come to the attention of the University that some individuals have expressed concern surrounding a recently proposed charter school in the City of Orange submitted by
In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Attallah College of Educational Studies, will be hosting its second annual Women’s Leadership Forum with a theme of “Collective Lights of Leadership.” We invite our surrounding community to join us and hear from dynamic women currently serving in leadership positions throughout the state of California. These diverse leaders
After months of renovation, Reeves Hall is set to reopen on Friday, February 23rd–and we want you, our neighbors, to join us for the ribbon cutting! Enhancements to the building include a seismic retrofit and improvements to overall ADA accessibility and safety systems. These developments have not affected the historic integrity of the building, which
Chapman University’s College of Educational Studies invites you for pizza and a movie AND you will receive a free movie pass for your participation! WHO: Anyone ages 18 or older; space limited to first 65 people who sign in. WHAT: You are being invited to participate in a Chapman University research study entitled “Film Viewing