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    Looking At Teacher Knowledge, Skills, And Dispositions To Create School-Wide English Learning

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    This dissertation-in-practice addresses the gap between teacher preparation and the rapidly growing multilingual learner population in U.S. public schools, where one in four students is classified as an English Learner yet only half of states mandate specialized teacher training for this population. Grounded in sociocultural learning theory, the know-do gap framework, and implementation science principles, this qualitative study investigates how the School-Wide English Learning (SWEL) peer coaching model bridges the divide between educators\u27 theoretical knowledge and classroom application. Through focus group interviews with eleven general education teachers who participated in SWEL coaching for at least six months in Minnesota District 1925, the research examines perceived changes in instructional knowledge and skills for teaching multilingual learners. Thematic analysis of 177 minutes of focus group data revealed that sustained peer coaching enables teachers to strengthen connections between understanding and practice through three pathways: data-driven instruction, collaborative practices, and creating inclusive learning environments. Findings demonstrate that SWEL coaching successfully transforms teacher capacity through sustained, collaborative professional development, with participants reporting that strategies designed for multilingual learners enhance learning for all students. Based on these results, the dissertation presents a graduate-level course that translates effective SWEL coaching elements into a scalable format for preparing educators to create equitable learning opportunities for diverse student populations

    The Unsuspecting Effects of Social Media on Mental Health

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    This paper explores how social media affects mental health and how individuals can combat its negative impacts. We reviewed multiple studies on the effects of social media on different demographics, including children, college students, and adults in the UK. Key findings show that gender, social media usage, and support systems play significant roles in mental health outcomes

    Roundtable: Issue 4

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    Vern

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    Vernon Olson poses in front of a grass hut in the hot Fijian heat. Title taken from photographer\u27s original album.https://commons.und.edu/infantry-photos/1155/thumbnail.jp

    Ronna Reeves

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    Ronna Reeveshttps://commons.und.edu/performing-arts-photos/1192/thumbnail.jp

    Buddy The Buddy Holly Story

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    Cast & crew of Buddy The Buddy Holly Storyhttps://commons.und.edu/performing-arts-photos/1170/thumbnail.jp

    Beaded Horseshoe Shaped Purse

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    Hand beaded horseshoe shaped purse with blue, yellow, and orange beads. Featured in the exhibition, Plain of Stars: An exhibition to uplift, acknowledge, and celebrate Indigenous students.https://commons.und.edu/native-art/1114/thumbnail.jp

    How do Stress Cycles on the Job affect Law Enforcement Officers?

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    This paper goes into detail about how law enforcement experiences stress and some affects on metaphysical reactions as well as psychological effects. In this paper there are several sources describing studies related to stress and personal anecdotal evidence for stress responses

    My COVID Time Capsule

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    Time Capsule Memoir

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