Elizabeth Saylor

 ElizabethE. Saylor

Elizabeth E. Saylor

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  • Reviews3
Dec 26, 2019
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Dr. Saylor was very relaxed, and was lenient on grading. Attendance is required since there is only 8 classes, however the classes are very intriguing and consist of lectures and group discussions. The homework consist of watching documentaries and writing short reflections.

Biography

University of Georgia - Education



Experience

  • North Carolina State University

    University Supervisor

    Elizabeth worked at North Carolina State University as a University Supervisor

  • North Carolina State University

    Graduate Teaching Assistant

    Elizabeth worked at North Carolina State University as a Graduate Teaching Assistant

  • North Carolina State University

    University Instructor

    Elizabeth worked at North Carolina State University as a University Instructor

  • William Peace University

    Adjunct Professor

    Elizabeth worked at William Peace University as a Adjunct Professor

  • Wake County Public School System

    Kindergarten teacher

    Elizabeth worked at Wake County Public School System as a Kindergarten teacher

  • Wake County Public School System

    2nd grade teacher

    Elizabeth worked at Wake County Public School System as a 2nd grade teacher

  • University of Georgia - College of Education

    Clinical Assistant Professor

    Elizabeth worked at University of Georgia - College of Education as a Clinical Assistant Professor

Education

  • North Carolina State University

    PhD

    Curriculum and Instruction

  • North Carolina State University

    University Supervisor



  • North Carolina State University

    Graduate Teaching Assistant



  • North Carolina State University

    University Instructor



  • East Carolina University

    MAT

    Elementary Education

  • East Carolina University

    BA

    Communications~Public Relations

Publications

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • “Act like a girl!”: Preservice elementary teacher perspectives’ of gender identity development

    Possibilities in practice: Social justice teaching in the disciplines

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • “Act like a girl!”: Preservice elementary teacher perspectives’ of gender identity development

    Possibilities in practice: Social justice teaching in the disciplines

  • Equitable Classrooms

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • “Act like a girl!”: Preservice elementary teacher perspectives’ of gender identity development

    Possibilities in practice: Social justice teaching in the disciplines

  • Equitable Classrooms

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Review of the book Civic Education in Elementary Grades: Promoting Student Engagement in an Era of Accountability

    The Journal of Social Studies Research

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • “Act like a girl!”: Preservice elementary teacher perspectives’ of gender identity development

    Possibilities in practice: Social justice teaching in the disciplines

  • Equitable Classrooms

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Review of the book Civic Education in Elementary Grades: Promoting Student Engagement in an Era of Accountability

    The Journal of Social Studies Research

  • Change Is the Only Constant: Beginning Teacher Perceptions of Implementing the Current Top-Down Change

    Current Issues in Education

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • “Act like a girl!”: Preservice elementary teacher perspectives’ of gender identity development

    Possibilities in practice: Social justice teaching in the disciplines

  • Equitable Classrooms

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Review of the book Civic Education in Elementary Grades: Promoting Student Engagement in an Era of Accountability

    The Journal of Social Studies Research

  • Change Is the Only Constant: Beginning Teacher Perceptions of Implementing the Current Top-Down Change

    Current Issues in Education

  • "Women have always been part of our past": Making women part of our history in elementary social studies education

    (Re)Imagining Elementary Social Studies: A Controversial Issues Reader

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • “Act like a girl!”: Preservice elementary teacher perspectives’ of gender identity development

    Possibilities in practice: Social justice teaching in the disciplines

  • Equitable Classrooms

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Review of the book Civic Education in Elementary Grades: Promoting Student Engagement in an Era of Accountability

    The Journal of Social Studies Research

  • Change Is the Only Constant: Beginning Teacher Perceptions of Implementing the Current Top-Down Change

    Current Issues in Education

  • "Women have always been part of our past": Making women part of our history in elementary social studies education

    (Re)Imagining Elementary Social Studies: A Controversial Issues Reader

  • Gender and Classroom Management

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Sybil Ludington: Double the distance, half the recognition

    Oregon Journal for the Social Studies

  • “Act like a girl!”: Preservice elementary teacher perspectives’ of gender identity development

    Possibilities in practice: Social justice teaching in the disciplines

  • Equitable Classrooms

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Review of the book Civic Education in Elementary Grades: Promoting Student Engagement in an Era of Accountability

    The Journal of Social Studies Research

  • Change Is the Only Constant: Beginning Teacher Perceptions of Implementing the Current Top-Down Change

    Current Issues in Education

  • "Women have always been part of our past": Making women part of our history in elementary social studies education

    (Re)Imagining Elementary Social Studies: A Controversial Issues Reader

  • Gender and Classroom Management

    SAGE Publications

    SAGE Classroom Management Encyclopedia

  • Which woman should appear on the ten dollar bill? Using primary sources to explore important American women.

    Social Studies and the Young Learner

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