Master’s in Reading and Literacy Is Fully Online this Fall
Students will have flexibility, freedom, and community as they pursue their advanced teaching degree.
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School of Education
How to: Best Choose and Use Puppets
Sharon Peck, associate professor of literacy, demonstrates the power of using puppets for storytelling, learning—and engaging anyone, from kids to adults. Video by Mat Johnson Related Stories
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Epiphany: 150 Years, Founded on a Normal School “Soul
SUNY Distinguished professor and School of Education director Dennis Showers examines the college’s teaching history — and how it enriches Geneseo’s soul. By Dennis Showers Ella Cline Shear, for whom our School of Education is named, came to the Geneseo Normal and Training School in 1933 and stayed engaged with us for more than six
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The Importance of Play
Story by David Irwin Play. It’s a simple word that we learn at an early age, and it embodies wide-ranging activities that help shape our essential nature through adulthood. Who hasn’t heard the shout of, “Will you play with me?” or “Let’s play hide-and-go-seek!” We engage in a multitude of sports — “Play ball!” The billion-dollar
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Novel Ideas
James Patterson, The best-selling author and philanthropist, has sold more than 300 million copies of his books, including his well-known Alex Cross and Maximum Ride series as well as numerous stand-alone thrillers, and he shows no sign of curtailing his prolific writing schedule.