Ronda
Beaman, the winner of the first-ever NEA Excellence in the Academy award for
article on the art of teaching, talks to her class of 350 introductory
education students . She knows each student by name. Dr. Beaman's
award-winning article appears in the spring 1999 Thought
and Action. Find out about this
year's competition.
Ronda
Beaman, the winner of the first-ever NEA Excellence in the Academy award for
article on the art of teaching, talks to her class of 350 introductory
education students . She knows each student by name. Dr. Beaman's
award-winning article appears in the spring 1999 
Yes,
says Lynn Woodbury, there aren't enough teaching jobs for Ph.D.
candidates to go around. 
No,
states Laura Sullivan, the vast majority of graduate students want to be
college professors.