Daytona State’s College of Education is teaming with the University of Central Florida to develop new strategies for teaching and learning in an inclusive classroom setting, where students with and without disabilities learn together. DSC will act as an incubator, developing and testing practices that future teachers in Continue reading College unveils new inclusive education project
Shellie Turner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State’s athletic programs are expanding with the addition of men’s and women’s cross-country teams. Fall 2018 will mark their inaugural season with Coach Judy Wilson at the helm. An Indiana native, Wilson is looking forward to the upcoming season. Continue reading Cross country teams to make August debut
By Jordan St. John Special to In Motion DSC student comments on Opioid Epidemic by Chelsea Wall As someone starting their career in law enforcement, there is a commonly known issue in the criminal justice system, but little is being done to fix it. That is, the overcrowding of prisonsby Continue reading War on Drugs a billion-dollar bust
Lena Newton In Motion Staff Writer Click here for Centerspread. Volusia County Rocks is part of a movement growing worldwide. For those living under a rock the past few years, Volusia County Rock is sort of an offshoot of that former fad, Geo-caching. But its real Continue reading Rock, hard place not such a bad thing in latest fad
Michele Meyers In Motion Staff Writer Brightly colored African clothing swirled amid yoga pants and jeans on The Landing at Daytona State College in one of several festivities staged in honor of February’s Black History Month. Men in African dashikis and women in the traditional Continue reading Symposium has students’ interests at heart
Stacey Walker In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College’s 10th Annual Academic Excellence Symposium, held at the Hosseini Center on the Daytona Beach Campus, gave 150 or so professors in attendance a homework assignment: Use the skills learned in a series of day-long workshops to enhance their courses Continue reading Symposium has students’ interests at heart
Taylor Erdman In Motion Staff Writer Students of DSC are constantly up to something with their busy schedules, but more recently the Marine Science program, had its hands full with shark tagging. Josh Munsey, local shark enthusiast and shark tagger, spoke with Dr. Debra Woodall’s Oceanography class early on a Continue reading Marine Science students prep for shark tagging
A set of national standards for K-12 students sounds like an ingenious idea. These standards outline benchmarks every student needs to meet before matriculating to the next grade. Forty-two states and the District of Columbia have adopted Common Core standards for public K-12 schools. The idea Continue reading Common Core can use some common sense reforms
