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North Texas (TNT), a collaborative effort between the College of Arts and
Sciences and the College of Education, is a new program for undergraduate
math, science and computer science majors obtaining teaching certification. One of the features of TNT is the
opportunity for students to explore the teaching profession in two free
one-hour courses that can be taken as early as their freshman year. Once in
the program, students will take courses in the professional development sequence
that emphasize field experiences, teaching strategies and concepts related
specifically to the subjects the students will teach. For
more informaton, see the TNT website http://www.tnt.unt.edu/. Congratulations
go to the UNT Putnam Team.
This
year, the team placed 49th out of 516 competing institutions. The team was
led by David Simmons who individually ranked in the top 50 among 3753 competitors.
The other team members were John Rizzo and Zach Barnhart, who also made very good
scores on the exam. |
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Graduate study information: Doug Brozovic, Graduate Advisor, mathgrad
unt.edu
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Last updated: July 21, 2004
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