A blog post by Nermeen Dashoush A little over a year ago, I found myself in a Zoom class with a director of preschools in Detroit, discussing educational technology. I… Read more
A STEM educational application co-created by BU Wheelock clinical assistant Professor Nermeen Dashoush features prominently in a new partnership between MarcoPolo Learning and Teaching Strategies. The collaboration, which will begin… Read more
Dr. Nermeen Dashoush, BU Wheelock Clinical Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education, published the following article on Medium.com. At BU Wheelock, her research has been primarily focused on establishing professional… Read more
In Spring 2018, Associate Professor Stephanie Curenton received a grant from the Boston University Initiative on Cities (IOC) to study the impact of her signature Conversation Compass professional development course. Dr…. Read more
This fall, two faculty members from the Boston University School of Education’s Early Childhood Education program were selected to serve on state and national educator oversight bodies. Dr. Nermeen Dashoush,… Read more
According to the 2016 Shape of the Nation report, only five states offer elementary school students the nationally recommended 150 minutes of physical education per week. What’s more, only… Read more
When asked if the future of education means embracing the digital world, Clinical Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education Nermeen Dashoush said, “we’re already there.” “I think that digital learning… Read more
According to WorldVision.org, 13.5 million people in Syria are in need of humanitarian assistance and relief due to the nation’s ongoing civil war; 4.8 million Syrians are refugees and 6.1… Read more