Dr. Sid T. Womack's ATU Home Page

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Office: Crabaugh 211
(479) 968-0423
Fax: (479) 964-0811

email:swomack@atu.edu

Summer 2013 office hours:

9-10 MTWRF; 2-3. I am typically in the office much more of the day than these official office hours.

Womack & Hanna
Sid Womack presents at a Deans' Symposium circa 2007
Womack, Hannna, & Roberts at ArACTE

 

 

 

 

 

Womack, Hanna, and Roberts at Arkansas Association for Instructional Media, Hot Springs, Arkansas, April 2011

Womack explains data

 

 


 

 

 

I can fly! Well, no, I can explain the data at ArATE

 

Dr. Womack presents at Ole Miss

Womack presents for ATU at the Mid-South Association of Educational Researchers in Oxford, Mississippi, at Ole Miss. November, 2011.

Photos above are of presentations at several state, regional, and international-level conventions. Additionally, I and four other profs are busily writing a book on the public school educator's time and how it should be utilized. Another book in the conceptual stage will be about the nature of the principalship in the U. S.

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Tuesday, June 4. Summer school got off to an easy start at the office of Womack. I am teaching SEED4052 (11 students) and SPED5013 (24 students). The scholarship "shelf" is full of research to take to the educational community. Things are good.

Scholarship Interests:

  • The 2012 repeated study of labor and economic factors affecting educators with Drs. Hanna, Woodall, Pepper, and Ibrahim. The book has been sent to the publisher for any final changes and for publication.
  • A second, more definitive study of the theoretical nature of lesson planning has been done. This has been sent to a national publication and we hope it is accepted. This study may cause a significant change in teacher education.
  • The same study has been accepted for a regional presentation at Sarasota, Florida, in October.
  • Two replications of 1995 studies on school finance have been done and have been sent to national and international journals for consideration. These studies could alter how school funding is done in this country.
  • A study on the pedagogical growth of interns was completed, presented at the American Institute of Higher Education internationl conference in Niagra Falls, and is ready to be sent to a journal. .

Service interests:

  • University Curriculum Committee--chair for this year
  • NCATE2012 Standard One first author
  • Graduate Council member
  • Several school and departmental committees
  • Dover Chamber of Commerce--board member, webmaster.

    Interested in my professional background? Please see my vita for more details.

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