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Dr. Marcus Washington is an Associate Professor of Education at Shorter University, where he teaches courses on pedagogy, classroom management, and diverse learners. He holds an Ed.D. in Educational Administration & Policy from George Washington University and advanced degrees in Elementary Education and English from Howard University.
- Education: Ed.D. (George Washington University), M.Ed. & B.A. (Howard University)
His research focuses on educational leadership, school improvement strategies, and curriculum development for early childhood and middle grades. He has published on leadership theory in elementary education, particularly regarding organizational change rituals.
Recent publications highlight his work in applying Peterson and Deal’s Paradox of Change Theory to school leadership decisions. His teaching expertise spans classroom management, math and science methods, and clinical practice supervision.
- Scientific Awards: Shorter University Argo Dedication Award (2021), Rome High School Golden Apple Award (2019), NAACP Freedom Fund Award (1997), and multiple Teacher of the Year honors.
As an academic advisor and university supervisor for student teachers, he bridges theory and practice in education. His professional experience includes administrative and teaching roles across K-12 institutions in Georgia, Washington D.C., and Alabama.
