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California State University, Northridge
Campus Overview
California State University, Northridge is a vibrant, diverse university
community of nearly 33,000 students and more than 5,000 faculty
and staff. Located on a 353-acre campus in the heart of Los Angeles'
San Fernando Valley, Cal State Northridge's diverse offerings include
a teacher preparation program that the Carnegie Corporation has
ranked as one of the best in the nation, a state-of-the-art aquatic
therapy center, and exceptional arts, science and ethnic studies
programs. Students and faculty enjoy exceptional academic opportunities,
enhanced by research, creative endeavors and community service.
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Area Information
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Benefit Information
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 Michael Spagna
CSU Northridge
Professor and the first Eisner Endowed Chair in Teaching and Learning
Michael Spagna is responsible for teaching, supervising research and managing the
services and programs of the Center for Teaching and Learning, a premier center that
promotes the philosophy and methodology of Dr. Mel Levine and his All Kinds of Minds
organization. As an expert in standardized and alternative assessment, Spagna consults
regularly with directors of special education and program specialists in several large
school districts in Southern California. A teacher educator in the area of
mild/moderate disabilities, Spagna is the author of several articles and texts
regarding learning disabilities, assessment and instruction for children with
disabilities, and counseling exceptional children.
Spagna received his Ph.D. in special education with concentrations in reading
disabilities, public policy and psychological/educational measurement and assessment,
from the University of California, Berkeley-San Francisco State University Joint
Doctoral Program.
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