Marquis Grant
Adjunct Faculty
Education
  • Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership
  • Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction
Programs Taught
  • Graduate Certificate of Completion in Reading for Elementary Educators
  • Graduate Certificate of Completion in Reading for Secondary Educators
  • Master of Arts in Communication with an Emphasis in Education
  • Master of Arts in English with an Emphasis in Education
  • Master of Arts in History with an Emphasis in Education
Classes
  • EDU-548: Curricular and Instructional Methods in Higher Education
  • REA-512: Introduction to K-12 Reading Instructional Methods
  • REA-522: Advanced K-12 Reading Assessment and Diagnostics
  • REA-525: Introductory Instructional Methods for Secondary Reading and Writing
  • REA-5250TE: Introductory Instructional Methods for Secondary Reading and Writing
Research Interests
  • Special education, teacher education, equity and equality in public education
Publications
  • Grant, M.C. (2009). Inclusion doesn't always mean included. (ED511442). Retrieved from http://eric.ed.gov/?q=inclusion+doesn%27t+always+mean+included&id=ED511442

  • Grant, M.C. (2010). Charter schools: Are they really the answer? (ED511137). Retrieved from http://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED511137

  • Grant, M.C. The new segregation: An analysis of current contexts of inclusive education. ( ED546449) . Retrieved from http://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED546449.pdf

  • Grant, M.C. and Williams-Crossen, S. (2014).  Using positive behavior support for children with autism in inclusion. (ED556102). Retrieved from http://eric.ed.gov/?q=Using+Positive+Behavior+Support+for+Children+with+Autism+in+Inclusion+&id=ED556102

  • Grant, M. (2014). Are all readers created equal? Reading Today Online.

Licenses / Certificates
  • Teacher Certification
Awards
  • 2017 Spring Awardee-Faculty Scholarship Recognition program, Grand Canyon University’s Center for Innovation in Research and Teaching. Through a competitive selection process, the program recognizes Grand Canyon University (GCU) faculty scholarly activity. 2017 August Awardee-Selected as the Distinguished Faculty Scholar for the College of Education. The Distinguished Faculty Scholar is an annual award presented to GCU faculty members who exhibit extraordinary accomplishments in research or creative scholarship through teaching, discovery, scholarly engagement, and service. - 2017
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