I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2020 and working in P-12 learning since 1999. I train teacher leaders because I believe teachers deserve leaders who care about helping them grow and learn. We are stronger as educators when we learn from each other. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m the Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning in Pleasantdale School District 107.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2010 and working in P-12 learning since 1997. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m teaching Spanish at Glenbrook South High School.

I’ve been working in P-12 learning since 1996 and teaching for the MSED program since 2016. I train teacher leaders because they are a critical voice in education. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction at Evanston Township High School.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2020 and working in P-12 learning since 2003. I train teacher leaders because I believe conscious, antiracist educators are critical partners with their students and the community to disrupt systemic barriers in education. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m serving as the Associate Principal for Instruction & Literacy at Evanston Township High School.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2004 and working in P-12 learning since 1981. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m working with children in my clinic Banner Literacy Center. I also might be found in classrooms in the south side of Chicago working with teachers.

This is my first year teaching for the MSED program, but I’ve been working in P-12 learning since 2000. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m parenting a nine year old and six year old twins.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2019 and working in P-12 learning since 2007. I train teacher leaders because they are the best hope for supporting great teachers and great learning in our school system. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m working at my job during the school year.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2019. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m teaching middle school humanities in a CPS school. 

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2017 and working in P-12 learning since 1995. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m the World Language Programs Director for Chicago Public Schools

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2013 and working in P-12 learning since 1977. I train teacher leaders because strong and skilled leadership in schools influences positive culture, adult learning, and student growth and achievement. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m facilitating the Educational Coaching Network and providing Collaborative Leadership Coaching training, through IPA.

I have been teaching in the MSED program since 2021 and working in P-12 learning since 1986. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m serving as the Director of the Center on Education Efficacy, Excellence, and Equity at SESP. Prior to this I served as Superintendent of Evanston/Skokie District 65.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2017 and working in P-12 learning since 1995. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m…an English teacher, Student Activities Coordinator, and Equity Liaison for New Trier Township High School.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2020 and working in P-12 learning since 2005. I train teacher leaders because teachers are our greatest chance at changing the world for the better through the impact teachers have on their students. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I am the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at GEMS World Academy Chicago.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2019 and working in P-12 learning for 10 years. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m working on my dissertation proposal.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2010 and working in P-12 learning since 1993. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m working at UIC in my roles as the director of high school development, the interim director of undergraduate research, and as a senior program associate in UIC’s Learning Sciences Research Institute.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2017 and working in P-12 learning since 2008. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m doing grant-funded middle and high school curriculum-design work with Brian Reiser’s research team at NU. 

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2016 and working in P-12 learning since 1986. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I am the Clinical Director at Cove School, a private school for students with significant learning disabilities.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2013 and working in 9-12 learning since 1996. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m…teaching high school math in Chicago Public Schools.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2018. I also supervise NU Interns in Social Studies, English, and Elementary Education. I’ve been working since 2017 in P-12 learning. Most of my career has been in Teacher Education at the University level: National-Louis University, George Washington University, University of Maryland, and Northwestern University.

When I’m not teaching an MSED course, in the Fall and Winter I really learn a lot from mentoring NU Interns (usually English or SS and occasionally elementary education).  Other teaching related gigs include a weekly family and friends Sunday morning yoga class, tutoring for the Evanston District #65 Reading Fluency Program, creating and teaching enrichment sessions for AFS international high school exchange students, and creating/giving tours for K-12 students through the Chicago Architecture Center.  I am looking forward to the reopening of the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian (MMAI), where I also give K-12 and adult tours.

I’ve been teaching in P-12 since 1996 and for the MSED program since 2017. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m teaching 7th grade English at the Latin School of Chicago

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2019 and working in P-12 learning since 2013. Prior to beginning graduate school, I worked as a fifth grade public school teacher within the San Antonio Independent School District. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m teaching American Politics at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and am a Postdoctoral Scholar affiliated with the Department of Political Science and the GenForward Survey at The University of Chicago.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2011 and working in P-12 learning in public, private, and independent schools since 1991. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I teach full time and I write. I’ve written two books on teaching: Wordplaygrounds; and This Time It’s Personal. My education essays have appeared in places like English Journal; Schools; and WBEZ. As Kent Brockman might say, you may know my poetry from such journals as Bennington Review; Cortland Review; and Poetry East. I’ve also written memoir essays for journals such as Sport Literate and Under the Sun. I am the creator and host of Schooled: the Podcast www.schooledthepodcast.com.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2016 and working in P-12 learning since 1989. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I am researching how K-8 mathematics teachers learn and implement instructional practices that promote student agency and doing some consulting on mathematics curriculum development.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2017 and working in P-12 learning since 1985. I train teacher leaders because I feel that they are the cornerstone of future leaders in education, and are under utilized in our current educational environment.

Dr. Sahebi is a trained scholar practitioner and has a vast interest in translational sciences related to intimate partner relationship health outcomes, cross-cultural psychological and family studies, and culturally-informed parenting practices. More recently, Dr. Sahebi has been involved in publications related to clinical practice and training efforts during the COVID-19 global pandemic. A number of Dr. Sahebi’s scholarships have also focused on  program development and expansion efforts within mental health agencies as well as in corporate settings.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2019 and working in P-12 learning since 1994. I train teacher leaders because teachers and leaders working at their best improve learning and outcomes for all students. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m an instructional coach and mathematics teacher at Glenbrook South High School.

I’ve been teaching since 2001 and for the MSED program since 2019. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m teaching English at ETHS.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2014 working in P-12 learning since 2001. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m working in the MSEd program as an advisor and curriculum and assessment coordinator.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2019. I have worked since 1988 at the high school level teaching Biology, Chemistry and Physics while coaching and sponsoring a variety of activities. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m serving on the Board of ICIC (Illinois Council of Instructional Coaches), Mentoring Golden Apple Scholar Teachers, and working for the Chicago Coaching Center leading & developing instructional coach trainings. 

I’ve taught for the MSED program since 2009, though my role is primarily administrative. I’ve been working since 2003 in P-12 learning. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m doing a wide range of administrative tasks for the program.

I’ve been working since 1993 in P-12 learning! When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m collaborating with my co-founders of the Illinois Coalition of Educational Equity Leaders or consulting on a range of projects from SEED (Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity) to MSAN’s Intersectional Social Justice Collaborative for Middle and High School Students. I also lead professional learning and development for libraries, businesses and educational entities across the globe and am committed to cultivating opportunities for respectful reflection on identity through education.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2017 and working in P-12 learning since 1994! When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m serving as Assistant Superintendent at a EC-8 school district in Lake County. 

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2016 but I took a break for a couple of years. I’m happy to return in 2022. I missed NU!

I’ve been working in P-12 learning since 1988 with a focus on high quality instruction, school leadership, equitable access to education and specialized education. I prepare teacher leaders because they hold the key to the future of students who will then impact schools and classrooms and ultimately change the world.

When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m in seminary with hopes of becoming a hospital chaplain. And, when not taking classes, I  conduct professional learning sessions on emotional intelligence, leadership and issues of race and equity in education for school districts in Illinois.

I’ve been teaching for the MSED program since 2020 and working in P-12 learning since 2009. When I’m not teaching an MSED course, I’m a History/Social Science Teacher at Evanston Township HS and a PhD Student in Learning Sciences in SESP.