Education students at Nazareth College have teamed up with local high school students to help them in their teacher training. The teaching candidates worked with students at three different institutions – Kendall, Our Lady of Mercy, and Wilson High Schools – to learn about community issues that matter to adolescents. The candidates recently presented their research.
We talk to both groups of students about what they learned:
- Meg Callahan-Steckley, professor, associate dean, and director of the Undergraduate Inclusive Adolescence Education Program at Nazareth College
- Sarah Stolberg, graduating senior in the Math and Inclusive Education Program at Nazareth College
- Riley Borkholder, student at Kendall High School