Michael Schulteis
Professor of Science Education; Co-Director of Undergraduate Teacher Credential Programs; Director of MEd
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Biography
Dr. Michael Schulteis has been a full-time faculty member in the School of Education since 2003 specializing in science and math education, teaching instructional methods, classroom management and research methods courses, and supervising graduate research projects. His educational research has focused on evolution education in parochial schools.
Dr. Schulteis is currently a mentor for the American Meteorological Society Datastreme program. He also conducts seminars and makes presentations to educators across the United States and from Korea, Japan, China, South Africa, and Australia on such topics as instructional methods and evolution education. Prior to arriving at Concordia University, Dr. Schulteis taught multiple subjects at the junior high and senior high school levels.
Education
Sc.Ed.D., Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Western Australia
M.A.Ed., Curriculum and Instruction, Concordia University Irvine
B.A., Biology: Pre-Med, Concordia University Irvine
Courses Taught
CCI 305: Called to Teach the Faith
EDU 398: World Citizenship: Living Abroad – Asia
EDU 580: Research in Education
EDUC 101: Introduction to Teaching Careers
EDUC 522: Maths and Science Methods for Elementary Teachers
EDR 605: Research Capstone
Areas of Expertise
Curriculum
Instructional Strategies
Common Core Standards
School Climate
Assessment of Programs and Student Learning
Quantitative Methods
Statistics
Qualitative Methods