Sally J. Yahnke
Associate Professor
Co-Director, Professional Development Schools
Secondary Education
Bluemont Hall 324
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66506
785-532-5113
syahnke@ksu.edu
| Ph.D. |
Colorado State University |
1994 |
Vocational Education, Teacher Education and Staff Development |
| M.Ed. |
Colorado State University |
1989 |
Home Economics Education Specialization |
| B.S. |
South Dakota State University |
1976 |
Home Economics Education |
| Associate Professor, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Education, Kansas State University |
1998-Present |
Assistant Professor, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher Education, Kansas State University |
1994-1998 |
Instructor, Home Economics Teacher Education, Colorado State University |
1990-1994 |
Program Manager for Home Economics, Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System |
1990 |
Instructor, Home Economics Teacher Education, Colorado State University |
1989-1990 |
Graduate Research Assistant, Colorado State University |
1988-1989 |
Home Economics Teacher, Corning Community Schools, Corning, Iowa |
1979-1987 |
Home Economics Teacher, Oakland Community Schools, Oakland, Iowa |
1976-1979 |
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Primary Teaching Responsibilities |
| EDEL/EDSEC 405 |
Middle-Level Education |
EDSEC 500 |
Family and Consumer Sciences Block II Methods |
EDSEC 520 |
Family and Consumer Sciences/Health Block II Lab |
EDSEC 586 |
Teaching Participation in the Secondary School and Professional Development Seminar-Family and Consumer Sciences |
EDSEC 621 |
Program Planning in Vocational Family and Consumer Sciences |
EDSEC 786 |
Topics: FHA/HERO in the Classroom |
EDSEC 620 |
Principles and Philosophy of Vocational Education |
EDSEC 710 |
Occupational Family and Consumer Sciences |
EDSEC 834 |
Trends and Issues in Family annd Consumer Sciences Education |
EDSEC 810 |
Inservice for Beginning Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers |
EDSEC 786 |
Topics: Family and Consumer Sciences Curriculum |
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Research and Academic Interests |
| Professional development schools, curriculum development for Family and Consumer Sciences, and improvement of teaching and learning |