Dr. Miranda Lin
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- About
- Education
- Awards & Honors
- Research
Biography
Miranda is a professor of early childhood education. She received her Ph. D. in Early Childhood Education from Florida State University. Miranda has taught children of various ages in Florida, Taiwan, and China. She has presented her scholarly work worldwide and has more than 35 publications in early childhood education, service-learning, family engagement, multicultural education, teacher preparation, and global education. Miranda is also the co-editor of "Critical Issues in Early Childhood Teacher Education," Volume 1(US perspectives), Volume 2 (international perspectives), and Rekindling Embers of The Soul: An Examination of Spirituality Issues Relating to Teacher Education (2024). She was the PI of the Illinois Gateways to Opportunity® ECE credential competency project (2020 & 2021) and the Illinois Early Childhood Faculty Preparation Grant (2023-2024). Miranda has brought over 1.3 million external grant dollars to support student learning.
Current Courses
110.002Cross Cultural Teaching And Learning
110.097Cross Cultural Teaching And Learning
110.098Cross Cultural Teaching And Learning
110.099Cross Cultural Teaching And Learning
265.097Curriculum And Pedagogical Issues In A Global Society
292.002Early Childhood Education Clinical I
225.001Pre-Kindergarten Education with an Emphasis on Family, Professional, and Community Collaboration
271.002Prekindergarten Education
Teaching Interests & Areas
Early Childhood Curriculum
Child Development
Bilingual and Bicultural Education
Learning Theories
Research Interests & Areas
Anti-bias Education
Service-learning
Teacher Preparation
Family Engagement
Global Education