Biography
Dr. Elizabeth Diamond received her PhD in Career and Technical Education from Auburn University, where she also received her MS in Agronomy. She completed her BS in Agriculture from Berea College in Berea, Kentucky. Her research interests include issues related to all CTE Program Clusters, and specifically, technology use by students and educators, industry credentialing of students and educators, stress related issues of educators, and various other topics. Her experience ranges from the secondary classroom to college administration and she has taught mathematics, science, first-year experience, and CTE courses, including Business/Marketing, Computers, and Agriculture/Horticulture at various levels. Dr. Diamond has extensive experience presenting professional development programs to educators in a variety of areas, including topics such as technology use in the classroom by educators and students and student-centered learning.
Research Interests
- Teacher Knowledge
- Technology
- Vocational Education
Courses Taught
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Number |
Name |
Level |
|---|---|---|
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EDUC 2296 |
Effective Teaching: Theory and Practice |
Undergraduate |
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EDUC 5101 |
Critical Understanding of Social Science Research |
Graduate |
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EDUC 5255 |
Tech in Classrooms: TPCK |
Graduate |
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EDUC 5888 |
Supervised Teaching |
Graduate |
|
CTE 3372 |
Project-based Learning for Today's CTE |
Undergraduate |
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CTE 5431 |
Concepts in Career and Technical Education Programs |
Graduate |
|
CTE 5669 |
Project-Based Learning |
Graduate |
|
CTE 8527 |
Program Planning, Evaluation, and Systems Alignment in Career and Technical Education |
Graduate |
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BSED 3241 |
Methods of Teaching Microcomputer Applications |
Undergraduate |
|
BSED 5241 |
Methods of Teaching Business, Computer, and Information Technology and Marketing Education |
Graduate |
|
EDAD 5304 |
Sch Operations, Mgmt, Tech |
Graduate |