Area students attend Teacher By Trine summit
Angola, IN (03/25/2019) — About 20 students attended the first spring offering of Trine University's Teacher By Trine education summit on Friday, March 22. Students from Carroll, Fairfield, Fremont and Westview high schools considering education for a career participated in breakout sessions led by Trine University faculty on topics such as logical consequences in a classroom setting, adopting a growth mindset for students, and needs that must be met for students to perform at full potential. In this photo, Ashley Overton, Ph.D., assistant professor in Trine's Franks School of Education, presents on "Five Fool-Proof Ways to Engage Students."
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