معرفی
Anna G. Miller is an Associate Professor in Early Childhood Education at Wayne State University's College of Education. She also serves as Executive Director for both the College of Education Early Childhood Center and the Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute Early Childhood Center, overseeing programs located on campus.
Education
- MEd in Early Childhood Education from Wayne State University
- BS in Elementary Education & Human Development from Wayne State University
- Michigan Elementary Teaching Certificate with Early Childhood Endorsement
Research & Expertise
Miller focuses on early childhood education with particular emphasis on curriculum development, literacy strategies, early math education, and social-emotional learning. Her work centers on creating effective educational frameworks and supporting children's developmental needs during critical formative years.
Recent publications highlight community-building in early childhood education consortia and leadership development models. These works reflect her commitment to collaborative educational approaches and teacher networking.
Grants & Community Leadership
As principal investigator, Miller manages multiple grants:
- U.S. Department of Education Child Care Access Means Success in School Grant ($387,360, 2024-2025)
- Michigan Department of Education Great Start Readiness Program ($407,400, 2024-2025)
- Child Care Stabilization Grants for both WSU Early Childhood Centers ($69,915 and $99,800 in 2022)
She also serves on various state and institutional committees, including the MAISA Early Literacy Advisory Committee and Michigan Department of Education standards review panels.
Teaching & Presentations
Miller teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in preschool curriculum planning and creative arts education. Her recent presentations focus on:
- Interactive writing and literacy development
- Kindergarten transition strategies
- STEM concepts in early education
- Classroom observation systems
- Professional development for teaching teams
