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Todd Cherner ) is an assistant professor of
education. As part of the Spadoni College of Education’s faculty, Todd
teaches literacy courses and English teaching methods course to
pre-service middle and high school teachers. Todd’s personal mission
for his work is to help support marginalized populations by preparing
highly qualified teachers to work in schools that traditionally
serve these populations. Additionally, Todd is very interested in
using technology to support students’ digital literacy skills.