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University of Wisconsin-River Falls to launch Montessori doctoral program in 2022

February 22, 2021 by Rachel Kincaid 2 Comments

“UWRF’s College of Education and Professional Studies (CEPS) has over 150 years of innovation in preparing teaching excellence,” said CEPS Interim Dean Ogden Rogers. “Our experience in successful curriculum development to help train Montessori teachers has helped establish a foundation to prepare programming to develop leaders in Montessori education.”

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  1. Susan Bakel Cohn says

    May 6, 2021 at 1:51 pm

    I am a retired Montessori teacher. I would like to pursue your doctorate in Montessori education. I currently hold certificates from Dr. Ursula Thrush and Dr. Elizabeth Caspari for Primary, E-1 and E-2. I taught teacher education courses and conferred certificates through the Maria Montessori Teacher Training Program in California with credits approved by the California State University system. I currently hold a BA in Communications and have over 30 credit hours of graduate school units.
    What would you suggest for me to pursue when you are operational?
    Thank you.
    Susan Bakel Cohn

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    • Rachel Kincaid says

      May 6, 2021 at 3:33 pm

      Hi, Susan! According to the updated article, one can reach the program director at kateri.carver@uwrf.edu.

      Reply

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