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James G Cibulka, President, NCATEA Message From NCATE President Jim Cibulka

Cibulka Responds to Secretary Duncan's historic speech at Teachers College...
Duncan praises NCATE, AACTE efforts to link programs to student learning: "Both NCATE, the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, and AACTE, the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, are firmly behind the new drive to link teacher preparation programs to better student outcomes."
Cibulka Says Institutions Can Leverage Change as Opportunity
Says schools of ed need to build new models of preparation to meet the needs of 21st century learners and provides examples of the types of changes needed.
Joseph Morton, Alabama State Superintendent of Education, is NCATE Executive Board Chair for 2009-2010
Hawaii Teacher Standards Board Requires Teacher Ed Institutions to be NCATE Accredited
 
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Education News:
2010 CHEA Award for Institutional Practice in Student Learning Outcomes
IES Funding Opportunity on Low-Performing Schools
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NCATE News:
NCATE Redesign of Accreditation to Strengthen Focus on P-12 Student Needs and Build Evidence of What Works
On June 23, NCATE announced a major redesign of accreditation to help close the gap between theory and practice, and coursework and the classroom. Institutions and states provided examples of the types of initiatives that NCATE seeks to have accredited institutions develop and strengthen. Read about the redesign and institutional and state examples...
Boyce C. Williams Conducting Feasibility Study Regarding Readiness for Accreditation in Middle East
NCATE and TEAC Boards Approve a Resolution Moving Toward a Unified Accrediting System
Boyce C. Williams receives sixth honorary doctorate during 16-year tenure at NCATE
AERA Invitation to NCATE SCDE Personnel to Join SIG on Accreditation Research
Highlights from 2008 Survey of NCATE Institutions
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