Fulbright U.S. Teacher Voices​

Dr. de Haan discusses how teacher education programs need a "facelift" on what it believes teachers need to be the best prepared to effectively educate ALL students in this changing demographics of student populations.

​Dr. Darlyne de Haan’s New Web Series Marries Science and Creativity.
​The Light with Raymond Tyler
Mr. Raymond Tyler of Shore Local News expounds on Dr. d's passion for making science accessible for all students by creating a series of videos where young people can go to learn science in a fun and comprehensive way.  To see the full fleet of videos go to: www.neighborhood-science.com 

TESOL Blog Series:
​STEM in ELT Blog Series on how English Learners in the General Education Math, Science and STEM Classrooms.

REAL TALK ON RACISM with Russ and Dr. Renai Ellison

Dr. d has an enlightening conversation with Dr. Renai Ellison on Culturally Responsive Teaching, student achievement gap, The Brain and STEM.   The discussion talks about what is needed to education so that students who are culturally and linguistically diverse can receive an equitable education.  Definitely a talk not to be missed! 

​Dr. de Haan discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has created widespread concern that the achievement gap in New Jersey schools has grown into a coronavirus chasm that threatens to swallow an entire generation of children from low-income families — as well as English-language learners and special-education students and what needs to be done to address this concern.
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Language Magazine- Pass The Mic
Shackles by Any Name...

Dr. d teamed up with Mr. Bremen de Haan to write the article: Shackles by Any Name: Seeing Juneteenth as an opportunity to address the societal legacy of slavery in the U.S., the consequent educational inequalities for African Americans and Black English Language Learners, and Immigrant Heritage Month
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Latino Motion Episode 69
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NJ Spotlight
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