"Through Extension, the populist dream of education
for all broadens to a dream of education throughout life. Our course
offerings in computer technologies in education, TESL, and teaching
methods, along with Extension's annual Critical Issues Forum, offer
teachers at all levels to alternative experiences in professional
development. Extension instructors provide a bridge between our students
and the exciting new scholarship and programs being presented by the
University academic community."
---Susan Schatzman, Ph.D.
Susan Schatzman coordinates the computer technologies in education and
vocational and adult education curricula for Extension. Former visiting
professor at UC Berkeley where she taught the sociology of education, she
has an extensive record of publications and presentations on diversity in
American culture and classroom equity.
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_____. Lifelong Learning.
University of California Berkeley Extension,
Course Catalog. (Spring 1993), p. 109.
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"Extension's Education Department is committed to the
task of building a new California. Through Extension, teachers gain access
to exciting new scholarship and programs as soon as they become available.
We offer certificate programs, focused study programs, and special events
--- such as a annual critical issues forum --- on timely topics, such as
violence in schools, along with courses in educational technologies,
cultural and language diversity, and English as a second language."
---Susan Schatzman, Ph.D.
Susan Schatzman is program director for the Computer Technologies in
Education certificate program, vocational and adult education, and the
college admissions counseling program. Former visiting professor at UC
Berkeley, where she taught the sociology of education, she has an
extensive record of teaching, publications, and presentations on diversity
in American culture and classroom equity.
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_____. Lifelong Learning.
University of California Berkeley Extension,
Course Catalog. (Spring 1994), p. 118.
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