CORINNE KENTOR
TEACHING
As an instructor, I facilitate opportunities for students build foundational skills and hone their scholarly perspective. By drawing connections between students’ lived experiences and academic research, I model the different ways in which they might participate in education and immigration policy – whether as a practitioner, a researcher, a policymaker, or an advocate. In this way, I work to make my classroom a space for experimentation and exploration, providing students with the tools they need to meet their academic and professional goals.
COURSES
UNDERGRADUATE
Educational Foundations (5x)
Investigating the Purposes & Aims of Education Policy
Education in a Polarized & Unequal Society
Social Contexts of US Immigrant Belonging & Exclusion: Law, Policy, and Education
GRADUATE
Language, Cultural Politics & Education (2x)
Communication & Culture
Globalization, Mobility & Education​
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Evidence 101 (2x)
SAMPLE STUDENT EVALUATIONS
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Corinne went above and beyond giving feedback on assignments, returning them promptly and with thoughtful comments...She raised thought-provoking questions in discussion section and was good at synthesizing material and pointing out connections across readings.
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(Undergraduate student enrolled in an in-person course)
Corinne was a fabulous instructor who really took the time to support each and every one of us. I loved our deep discussions as a whole group during each live meeting and was eager to learn about a different perspective each course!
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(Graduate student enrolled in an online course)
Corinne is a truly gifted instructor and amazing mentor. The classes she led on immigration and education were some of my favorites in this course—and that's saying a lot, because I loved almost every class in Education Foundations. Every session was thought-provoking.
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(Undergraduate student enrolled in an online course)
This was such an eye opening course, and Professor Kentor was fabulous in helping us understand immigration and how it affects those that experience it.
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(Graduate student enrolled in an online course)

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