Ed Teall

Ed Teall is a Professor of Philosophy at Marist College, located in Whittaker Hall. He holds office hours MW 12:15-1:15pm and T 11am-12pm. His professional roles include teaching courses such as PHL 1020 - Logic and PHL 3060 - Philosophy and Technology.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Philosophy, Michigan State University
• M.A. in Educational Technology, San Diego State University (online)
• M.A. in Philosophy, San Diego State University
• B.A. in Philosophy/Psychology, Alma College

Research interests focus on Logic, Philosophy of Technology, and Philosophy of Education, with recent work exploring instructional design theory and universal design for learning. He has published an introductory logic textbook and emphasized applying cultural events in argumentative essay writing.

Professional memberships include the American Philosophical Association, Council for Exceptional Children - Teacher Educator Division, Association of Teacher Educators, and New York State Association of Teacher Educators.

No specific grants, advising details, or lab affiliations are detailed in the provided information.