College of Education

Student-teachers go the distance(s) to learn

Four flights and a four-hour taxi ride, covering more than 9,000 miles to reach her student-teaching assignment, proved to be a minor inconvenience for Ashley […]

Dedicated teachers ready to launch

The December 2018 graduates of the College of Education celebrated the end of their student-teaching experiences on Monday night, reflected on what they learned and […]

Colangelo makes the call: Teacher/alum gets wish

It was a serendipitous moment when Jerry Colangelo dialed Nathan Johnson's number, granting his wish for $5,000 in physical education equipment for his students at […]

Leap to Teach Expo meets a need, conveniently

The Leap to Teach & Lead Career Expo and Networking Event, a collaborative effort by Grand Canyon University's College of Education, Career IMPACT Center and […]

Aspiring teachers grow Educators Rising Conference

The growth of the Educators Rising Arizona Fall Leadership Conference was evident last week when high school students joined their college brethren on campus, attending […]

GCU students accelerating teaching process

Eighty GCU students are in the class room already, gaining valuable experience by teaching lessons in math, science, social studies and art at nearby Westwood […]

Why new master's degrees are a win-win

The new master's degrees in teaching content programs at GCU meet educators' needs, enabling high school teachers to keep their jobs teaching dual enrollment and […]

GCU empowers mom to graduate with her Army sons

By Ryan Kryska GCU News Bureau Two thousand miles separate Delores McLaughlin from her sons, Brandon and Joshua Williams. But for the past few years, […]

Passion for children motivates teaching graduates

Hundreds of College of Education students attended commencement Saturday afternoon to accept degrees that for them mean far more than a paycheck. Their degrees let […]