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Dr. Stephanie Knight-Hay
Adjunct Faculty, College of Education
Dr. Knight-Hay is a adjunct faculty member with the College of Education. She holds an MA in Elementary Education from the University of Phoenix and a Doctor of Education (EdD) in Educational Administration and Supervision from Arizona State University.
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Emergency Teacher Certification for Substitutes | GCU Blog

Answer the call and learn to become an emergency substitute teacher and fill crucial vacancies. Earn your education degree from GCU today.

Posted on May 7, 2024

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Emergency Teacher Certification for Substitutes

Mary was pursuing her master’s degree in education while substituting at a local school district for income. It offered a nice, flexible schedule and it also allowed her to practice with different...
Posted on May 07, 2024

What Is a School Board: An Exploratory Overview

Politics. Elections. What is your gut reaction right now? Don’t change the channel, click to the next article or shut it off! Why? With all the hysteria around state and national elections, the...
Posted on February 06, 2024

Mistakes To Avoid When Learning Scaffolding

Mrs. Johnson, a middle school teacher, has assigned a nonfiction article to her students. She then observes many students struggling to understand the first reading because her question-and-answer...
Posted on November 28, 2023

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Education

Recently, I walked into a McDonald’s to order my favorite hot fudge sundae. Wanting the delicious sauce on the side, I wondered how I could carry out my special request. Alas, all that befriended me...
Posted on August 08, 2023

The Five P’s of Professionalism in Education

Window shopping was my favorite activity in college as I would virtually clothe myself with a prospective cute little red suit, for I thought this meant you have “arrived” and are truly a professional...
Posted on May 09, 2023

Teaching Tuesday: 5 Differentiated Instruction Strategies for a Focused Lesson

We jump into our lesson because we have a lot to cover, right? So let me ask you this: True or false: When the bell rings and class begins, students are equally ready to learn. If you answered true...
Posted on May 02, 2023
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