No More Empty Pails: The Time Is Now for Great Teaching

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  • Brian Sevier Dean of the School of Education, CSU Channel Islands

Author Biography

Brian Sevier, Dean of the School of Education, CSU Channel Islands

Dr. Brian Sevier is the Dean of the School of Education at California State University at Channel Islands. Across his educational career, Brian has published in numerous journals and texts representative of the curriculum and instruction spectrum. Brian has a strong background in standards, curriculum, instruction, and professional development through his work at the state level, his experience in developing/designing educator preparation programs, and his classroom and district-level experiences.

Contact Dr. Sevier at brian.sevier@csuci.edu

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Published

2018-03-09

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Sevier, B. (2018). No More Empty Pails: The Time Is Now for Great Teaching. Allies for Education, 1(2). Retrieved from https://journals.test.calstate.edu/afe/article/view/3267

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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2018): Recognizing Good Teaching

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Invited Guest Column

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