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The Journal News featured Sister St. John Delany and the Center for Literacy Enrichment at Pace in a 2-page profile with photos in print and online.

Pace is one of 10 universities in the country that are putting its students in front of digital classes connected to the “Teach Live” laboratory at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

Pace University’s School of Education is one of 10 campuses around the country using a program called TeachLivE in the classroom to train teachers. The Tribeca Trib ran a feature story on it with photos.

Danielson’s Framework for Teaching is becoming the foundation for the evaluation of teachers in many New York school districts. The discussion topic is framing teacher effectiveness and supporting student success.

On Leap Day 2012, The Helene & Grant Wilson Center for Social Entrepreneurship at Pace University and Hitachi America, Ltd. are teaming up to offer a free program to encourage educators to “leap” into the technological future and explore innovations such as the use of avatars in the classroom.

Long before commercial tutoring centers, Pace University’s Center for Literacy Enrichment in White Plains, NY offered affordable literacy instruction to students of all ages. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Center.

In an article in the Pleasantville-Briarcliff Patch, editor Sarah Studley highlighted the latest in teacher education at Pace, the new TLE TeachLivE™ Lab technology.

Good Day New York spoke with Andrea Spencer, Dean of the School of Education at Pace, about the fight in New York over teacher evaluations.

Pace education school launches ‘TLE TeachLivE™ Lab’ technology in partnership with University of Central Florida. Pace is the only university in the northeast using this technology.

Dean of Pace’s School of Education, Andrea Spencer, expressed shock and concern to WCBS TV in the wake of controversial comments about teachers and the educations system by New York City Mayor Bloomberg.