Sarah Edwards Moore, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Contact Information
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Email Addressmooresr@pulounge.com
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Phone Number570-372-4723
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Office LocationSeibert Hall - Rm 127
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I came to Susquehanna because the students here are interested in being proactive in their fields of study and they work hard. The students at SU are curious, they ask questions, and appreciate discussions that lead to positive change.
I became interested in the field of education because I believe that how we are educated and who we are educated by matters to the lives we are able to lead. With this belief, I joined the Teach for America corps and have been in the field since the beginning of my teaching career in Baltimore, Md., in 2002.
My interests outside of the classroom include teaching internationally and continuing to support the work of equality in the field of education by consulting with programs such as City Year .
- EDUC-102: Historical/Phil Foundations of Ed
- EDUC-350: English Language Learners
- EDUC-400: Early Childhood Social Studies
- EDUC-400: Social Studies Methods
- EDUC-443: Intro 2nd Lang Acquisition
- EDUC-443: Intro. 2nd Lang Acquisition - Educators
- EDUC-490: Pedagogy & Classroom Environment
- EDUC-500: Student Teaching
- EDUC-501: Preparation and Planning
- EDUC-502: Classroom Teaching
- EDUC-503: Classroom Management
- EDUC-600: Seminar
- EDUC-601: Independent Study
- EDUC-743: Understanding 2nd Language Acquisition
- EDUC-760: Critical Lit./Education Trends
- EDUC-790: 2nd Language Acquisition
- INTD-500: Internship
About Me
I came to Susquehanna because the students here are interested in being proactive in their fields of study and they work hard. The students at SU are curious, they ask questions, and appreciate discussions that lead to positive change.
I became interested in the field of education because I believe that how we are educated and who we are educated by matters to the lives we are able to lead. With this belief, I joined the Teach for America corps and have been in the field since the beginning of my teaching career in Baltimore, Md., in 2002.
My interests outside of the classroom include teaching internationally and continuing to support the work of equality in the field of education by consulting with programs such as City Year .