Jarod Lambert - Online Vita

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The great difficulty in education is to get experience out of ideas. —George Santayana

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Current Position:

Assistant Professor and Graduate Advisor of Secondary Education
Department of Secondary Education and Educational Leadership
Stephen F. Austin State University
Nacogdoches, Texas

Education:

Doctor of Education (in progress)
Curriculum and Instruction
University of Houston—University Park

Master of Education (2001)
Instructional Technology
University of Houston—University Park

Bachelor of Science, cum laude (1997)
Political Science (minor: History)
University of Houston—University Park

Publications:

Lambert, J. (2005). Review of the book Color-blind teaching: Excellence for diverse Classrooms. Teacher Education and Practice. 18(2), 236-240.

Lambert, J. (2004). Mirabeau B. Lamar and the Santa Fe Expedition. Social Studies Texan. 20(1), 48-49.

Lambert, J. (2004). Toward engaging biography. Social Studies Texan. 19(3), 45.

Lambert, J. (2003). Biography in social studies. Social Studies Texan. 19(1), 54.

Lambert, J. (2003). Sam Houston—The burden of heroification. Social Studies Texan. 18(3), 47 & 50.

Lambert, J. (2002). Sam Houston—The Republic of Texas. Social Studies Texan. 18(2), 53-54.

Lambert, J. (2002). Lyndon B. Johnson...American President, Part Three. Social Studies Texan. 18(1), 51-52.

Lambert, J. (2002). Lyndon B. Johnson...American President, Part Two. Social Studies Texan. 17(3), 59-61.

Lambert, J. (2001). Lyndon B. Johnson...American President. Social Studies Texan. 17(2), 57-59.

Lambert, J. (2001). Barbara Jordan—American Statesman. Social Studies Texan. 17(1), 52-54.

Lambert, J. (2001). Henry B. Gonzalez—A Great Crusader. Social Studies Texan. 16(3), 45-47.

Lambert, J. (1999). Using older computers in the classroom. TechEdge. 18(5), 37-38.

Presentations:

Lambert, J. (2005, October). Engaging the Millennials. Presentation at the Magnet Schools of Texas 2005 Annual Conference, Houston, Texas.

Melby, M., Lambert, C., Willis, P., & Lambert, J. (2003, October). Making it happen: Developing a magnet school economics curriculum from the ground up. Presentation at the National Council on Economic Education/National Association of Economic Educators 2003 Annual Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Lambert, J. (2000, September). Information technology in the classroom. Region IV Education Service Center Technology Applications Conference, Houston, Texas.