Kip Téllez, Professor
University of California, Santa Cruz
Kip Téllez, Professor University of California, Santa Cruz |
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Selected Publications and Presentations Recent Books: Mathematics Instruction in Dual Language Classrooms and The Teaching Instinct: Explorations Into What Makes Us Human. Course Syllabi and Random Podcasts Current PhD Students: Rachael Dektor Recent PhD Graduates: Jolene Gregory Castillo, Yuzhu Xia, Liana Balloffet, Adria Patthoff Go Slugs! |
I am a Professor in the Education Department at UC Santa Cruz and a fellow of Stevenson and Crown colleges, as well as participating faculty in Latin American and Latino Studies. My Ph.D. (1991) is from the Claremont Graduate University. My research interests include teacher education, second language instruction, equity pedagogy, and contemporary research methods. I also co-direct, with Professor Mosqueda, the Center for Research on Equity and Collaborative Evaluation (CRECE). CRECE can assist you with a wide range of evaluation, assessment, or policy projects. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have a question related to UCSC's programs in education. Office hours and other contact information are listed here. My vita is here. My ORCID QRCode.
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Links I Like
computer Science Integration for New Opportunities California Council on Teacher Education National Association of Bilingual Education Mathematics and Language Literacy Integration in Dual Language Settings |
