Introduction

David W. Denton, Ed.D., is an Assistant Professor at Seattle Pacific University. He is currently teaching Inquiry and Assessment to graduate students and Secondary Social Studies Methods to undergraduates. His research interests include instructional technology, reflective thinking, mixed methodology, and electronic portfolios. He is also co-editor of Curriculum in Context, an online journal published by Washington State Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.

Background

Before joining SPU, David worked for eleven years in the North Kitsap School District. David has taught mathematics, social studies, language arts, physical education, horticulture, and science to middle level students. He has coached eleven seasons in three different sports at the junior high level and he holds National Board Certification in early adolescent mathematics.

David was raised in Eugene, Oregon, and he earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at the University of Oregon. His doctoral degree is from Seattle Pacific University.

He lives with his wife and three children in Suquamish. His interests include bicycling, woodworking, and reading.

Current Project

            Collaboration, Constructivism and Cloud Computing
            Using Windows Movie Maker to Create Reflective Documentaries


Recent Projects

            Washington Educational Research Association Presentation
            Rubrics: Creating and Using in Blackboard
            Reflective Assessment Manuscript



Contact

            ddenton53[at]gmail[dot]com