A key concept of a Peabody education is reflection, where students assess what a learning experience has meant to them. We’ve asked Peabody students, alumni and professors to offer their reflections on their Peabody experience here.
Peter Beddow
, Ph.D. Special Education, Ed Psych, 2009
Xiu Cravens
, Ph.D., Leadership and Policy Studies, Educational Leadership and Policy, 2008
Darcy Freedman
, Ph.D., Community Reseach and Action, 2009
Jason Huff
, Ph.D., K-12 Leadership
Mani Hull
, ED.D., Higher Education Leadership and Policy
Kevin Ross
, Ed.D., Higher Ed Leadership and Policy, 2006
Katherine Taylor Haynes
, Ph.D., Leadership and Policy Studies, 2006
Christian Sawyer
, M.Ed., 2002 (Secondary Education)
Stacy Tolos
, B.S. and M.P.P. 2007
Camilla Benbow
, Patricia and Rodes Hart Dean of Education and Human Development
Donna Ford
, Betts Professor of Education and Human Development
Ted Hasselbring
, Research Professor of Special Education
Kathy Hoover-Dempsey
, Associate Professor of Psychology and Human Development
Michael K. McLendon
, Associate Professor of Higher Education and Public Policy
“Peabody [Teaching and Learning] professors understand the demands of
tier-one research universities and so involve us [their doctoral students], developing mentor/protégé relationships as we begin our own academic careers. The goal of the research groups and the annual projects is to provide this sort of atmosphere where we enter academia through manageable steps and goals.” — Judson Laughter