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William DeJean is a former English and AVID teacher who currently lecturers in Middle School education at Charles Sturt University, in Albury, Australia.
He has taught both at the high school and university level, and continues to collaborate with AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) teachers throughout the United States. In 2002 he was named San Diego County teacher of the year.
Dr. DeJean's research focuses on teacher identity as it relates to literacy, multicultural education, and topics of social justice.
He can be reached at
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Dr. DeJean was recently featured on
ABC Radio National to discuss the impact of technology on literacy.To consider what this
means for professional email correspondence,
view his student email protocol handout.
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Dr. DeJean runs half day and full day professional development
workshops on topics of literacy, learning and motivation, and notions
of equity and social justice in education.
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