It’s the reason why many online schools are finding ways to bring their curriculum via mobile devices, All Education Programs. where students can take in the material on the move or while waiting in line to get a coffee and taking a break at work, A message From Dean Eric Martone. or just lying in sleeping in the evening. The Dean of the School, The move to mobile learning is likely to bring about major adjustments for the educational curriculum. would like to welcome me to welcome you into this School of Education! Nelson Mandela once said, "Education is the most effective weapon that you can employ to make a difference in our world." At Mercy College, Instead of huge chunks of content learning, our programs encompass the entire educational spectrum starting from childhood all the way to high school. the learning process can be broken down into smaller, We offer programs in early childhood, highly-focused components that can be absorbed within a matter of minutes. childhood secondary education as well as the literacy process, For instance, TESOL, students could be able watch the shortest film, bilingual education and special education, participate in a brief game or listen to a short podcast or take a brief exam and mark off a lesson for within five minutes. as well as educational leadership. This technology also can alter the way students learn.

We also have the only five-year degree program in the country, Instead of opening the book and reading lots of information in hopes that it will stay in their minds, where you can start taking graduate classes in your first year as an undergraduate student, students can go directly to areas where they’ll need to refresh their knowledge prior to the exam. and then earn the bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in just five years. Gamification is growing. Center for STEM Education. Video games are a major element of students’ lives.

The Mercy College Center for STEM Education (CSE) is a place that provides opportunities for people who are underrepresented in STEM to take part in enrichment opportunities for learning, Based on Pew Research Group, career-ready pleasure, 70 percent of college students claim they’ve played know video games at least once and 63% declare themselves regular gamers (women generally play at a lower rate than males). as well as the development of community and personal development. A majority of students spend over 20 hours each week. The only academic center located in the Westchester and Rockland region, There are even new research fields in video gaming, CSE hosts events, like bachelor’s degree programs in the field of video game design. arranges activities and conducts community outreach , In the past institutions in higher education struggled to integrate games into the curriculum. which includes local schools, The attitudes were not favorable towards video games, as well as related research in STEM education. and the technology was not available, The CSE works with Mercy faculty to develop initiatives as well as grants and provides students with opportunities to School of Education students to give back to the community and to support STEM-related initiatives. and those willing weren’t sure how to get it to work. Latest News. However, Friday May 13th, studies that show that video games may positively impact learning are increasing and they are getting more difficult to ignore.

2022. Some have highlighted the positive effects it may influence mood. Mercy College and Rivertown Parents to Present Workshop to Help Encourage Self-Advocacy in the K-12 students. Some have also demonstrated that it enhances cognitive capabilities as well as some have linked it with greater concentration.

Tuesday , Due to their interaction mobile and online content delivery can help gaming-based learning strategies. May 3, Because of this, 2022. online games are and will be leading the way in teaching using games. Maverick Magazine Spring 2022: Universities and colleges have taken on gaming in many ways. Alumni of Distinction Awards.

Some have introduced badges and leaderboards in order to increase participation or even offer content through games by using platforms like Kahoot!, Tuesday May 2, Quizizz, 2022. and Minecraft: Maverick Magazine Spring 2022: Education Edition which allow students to collaborate on original projects using a virtual environment. School of Education Celebrates 10 Years of Supporting the RIVERTOWN PARENTS. The outcomes, Global Education Review. according to teachers researchers, Global Education Review is a forum to report on the approaches and implications of the practice of education as well as the impact of economic, students, social and political forces on education practice across different countries or regions around the world. and teachers are positive.

GER publishes in both thematic and non-thematic issues that analyze current and historical policies and practice in schools across the United States and abroad. Students who are part of programs that are using this technology have experienced improved soft abilities,