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Graduate Undergraduate

Tibbi Duboys, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Childhood Education

Room 2403 James
2900 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11210
718-951- 3187
tduboys@brooklyn.cuny.edu

Professor Duboys earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Classics at Brooklyn College, a Master of Science degree at Hunter College, and a doctorate at Fordham University.

Before coming to teach in the student teaching program, she taught third, fourth, and sixth grades in Brooklyn public schools. She has taught a variety of courses that include Foundations of Education, Communication Arts, Social Studies, Literacy, and Student Teaching. She also teaches Curriculum and Instruction in the Graduate Program in Childhood Education.

Her areas of expertise are in social studies education, methodology, and student teaching. She has focused upon the ways in which teachers interpret the social science disciplines in their classrooms, upon interdisciplinary curriculum development, and collaborative learning.

Her research interests include multicultural education, social justice and the uniqueness of childhood during the period of slavery in America, and during the Holocaust.

Prof. Duboys has served on a number of School of Education and Brooklyn College Committees. These include but are not limited to work in the area of standards, admission and retention of students, faculty-student relations, course and standing, and the Committee on Review, which she chairs. She is also involved in issues of diversity, and has worked with other faculty to support scholarships for students. She serves on the Graduate Scholarship Committee. She is also on the board of the Early Childhood Center Program, a member of the board of the Brooklyn College Association, and was recently elected Leader of the Manhattan Chapter of Compassionate Friends for a two-year term beginning Jan 1, 2004. She is Chairperson of the Professional Staff Congress at Brooklyn College.

Curriculum Vitae

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Updated January 2008 / Brooklyn College School of Education
Copyright 2007-2008 / Wilda Gallagher, Webmaster