Robyn Ferradas, M.Ed.

Robyn Ferradas started her career at a Title I school in the ABC Unified School District before moving to Colorado and teaching in a homeschool-hybrid program there. Her 12 years of experience at the elementary level have provided her with expertise and practical applications for working with diverse student populations. Robyn has also spent 12 years working in higher education. She has supported teacher candidates at all levels of clinical practice and has taught a wide range of teacher preparation courses as an adjunct professor, before moving into a full-time role at CBU. She is passionate about inspiring the next generation of teachers to become life-long learners and loves challenging her students with faith integration. Robyn has been married to Alfredo for 20 years and they have four adult children.

EDU 415 - Equity and Diversity in American Public Education
EDU 411/511 - Theories and Methods of Teaching Diverse Students
EDU 416 - Pedagogical Approaches to Literacy Acquisition
EDU 505 - Elementary Curriculum and Instruction: Math and Science

Elementary Education (Liberal Studies)
Classroom Instruction
Instruction for English Learners
Clinical Supervision

Adjunct Professor, Clinical Supervisor, Induction Coach - Biola University
Clinical Supervisor - Colorado Christian University

Northpoint Church, Corona

Art (painting, lettering, woodworking)
Traveling and experiencing new cultures and foods
Cooking
Reading
Nature, walking, getting outside
Lots of time with family and friends

Favorite Verse: It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery. -Galatians 5:1
Favorite Quote: “This is God’s universe, and God does things His way. You may have a better way, but you don’t have a universe.” -J. Vernon McGee