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Charlotte Mendoza

Professor

In reflecting about my years at Colorado College, I relate especially to the poem that states: “…I have a past that is rich in memories.  I have a present that is challenging, adventurous, and fun because I am allowed to spend my days with the future” (I am a Teacher by Schlatter).  In my capacities as teacher, scholar, mentor, and administrator, I work with “the future” represented by the adults and children who are engaged in education in its broadest sense.  It is my professional and personal goal to contribute substantively to a more thoughtful, purposeful, and positive experience for all of the “audiences” with which I interact. I am grateful for the opportunity to do so.

Regular Classes

ED150: Contemporary Educational Issues
ED204: Globalization and Education
ED325: Teaching Literacy in the Elementary Grades
ED327: Teaching Social Studies and Language Arts in the Elementary Grades
ED398: Teaching Literacy in the Secondary School
ED405: International Student Teaching
ED501: Student Teaching for Elementary School Interns
ED506: Internship in Elementary School Teaching (Director)
ED508: Internship in International Teaching (MAT only) 
ED530: Seminar for Elementary School Interns

Education

    Ed.D., University of Rochester
    Ed.M., Harvard University 
    B.A., Queens College (City University of New York)