Angela Kyle

Dr. Angela Kyle has over 22 years of classroom teaching experience at the elementary and middle school levels. She spent 13 years serving as a middle school science and STEM teacher, developing STEM courses and programs in her school district. She currently serves as an Elementary School Assistant Principal. Dr. Kyle earned her Doctor of Education degree with a concentration in Innovative Teaching and Learning from Northeastern University in 2023. She joined the Walden community as a part-time faculty member in 2023. Dr. Kyle's research involves developing innovative STEM opportunities for students in the K-12 school system with a goal of increasing diversity in STEM fields. Her work centers around the idea that the education system should teach students how to be critical thinkers and problem solvers and how their learning connects to the world. She has presented her research to teachers and administrators at a Washington State STEM Summit.

Courses Taught

SCIE 6661 - Exploring the Physical World

MEDU 6730 - Curriculum Design for Learning

MEDU 6714 - Reaching and Engaging All Learners Through Technology

MEDU 6715 - New and Emerging Technologies

Education

BA, Western Washington University

MEd, Antioch University

EdD, Northeastern University

Presentations

Kyle, A. (2023). Community Connections: The Key to Breaking Barriers in STEM. NCESD