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Always fair, constructive, and supportive. She does expect a lot. This is not a professor you can put little effort into.
Fair, constructive, and always motivating. Expects a lot.
Love Bridget. She pushes to get the best out of you. A brilliant professor
Challenges students to reach their potential. She is a hard grader and pushes her students because she wants to see them succeed.
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About Bridget
Bridget Prichard serves as faculty at American College of Education. She holds a Doctor of Education in Educational/Instructional Technology from Liberty University, awarded in 2023. She also earned a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Liberty University in 2021, a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychology from Liberty University, and a Certificate of Higher Education/Higher Education Administration from Liberty University in 2024.
Prior to her current roles, Prichard worked as a STEM teacher and later director of technology at Rose Hill Christian School in Ashland, Kentucky, from 2019 to 2022. She is an instructional designer at Morehead State University, where she trains professors and instructors and develops frameworks for integrating artificial intelligence into education, including the CLAIM method. Her work on AI in education has been featured at the 2024 Anthology Together Conference.
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