college of education

noun

1. a professional training college for teachers

Example Sentences

“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.

From Los Angeles Times

"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.

From Science Daily

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.

From Seattle Times

A Whatcom County jury found that Antonia Allen, the former director of WWU’s Office of the Internal Auditor, was fired for investigating and reporting that staff and faculty at WWU’s Woodring College of Education gave students credit for attending classes they weren’t actually attending, according to a news release from Sheridan Law Firm.

From Seattle Times

“Those who need that hardcore evidence are less willing to accept that little bit of unknown that is still out there,” said Phyllis Erdman, executive associate dean for academic affairs in the College of Education at Washington State University.

From Seattle Times