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Danielle Sachdeva, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Director of Honors, Dahlonega Campus

Continuing Education, 201B,

Overview

Danielle Sachdeva is a faculty member in the Department of Elementary and Special Education. She teaches courses in literacy methods and elementary education.

Courses Taught

READ 3090: Children’s Literature and Language Arts
READ 3006: Reading in the Content Areas
ECSP 3001: Child Development
ELED 6104 and ELED 6105: Literacy Theory and Practice I/II

Education

B.A., Mass Communication/Print Journalism, Franklin Pierce University
M.Ed., Curriculum and Instruction, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Ph.D., Curriculum and Instruction, Old Dominion University

Publications

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