The following textbooks, resources, conferences ,classes, etc. are select examples of Steve’s work as an educator for 26 years.
Steve served on the Prentice Hall publisher’s staff as a member on the Social Studies Master Teacher Board.
Steve was the New Jersey Program Advisor for the Prentice Hall U.S. History textbooks.
Steve & Paul Pannone (good friend and colleague) presenting civics curricula in Boston.
Steve as Reviewer for the PH series of textbooks.
Steve as Reviewer of PH geography series programs.
Steve joins Saint Peters College faculty as education specialist.
Steve presenting at a technology conference.
Steve as history presenter for Cicero.
Steve at ISTE conference booth,Phil,PA for Cicero Systems
Steve assisted in the curriculum writing.
Steve’s work with distance learning featured in a NJ Star-Ledger cover story.
Steve’s work in a character education program.
Steve was awarded a Character ed grant for the Plainfield Public Schools.
STEVE WORKING WITH CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM PAYNE AND GOVERNOR MCGREEVY
STEVE IS A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS BACHELOR OF ARTS
MASTERS IN EDUCATION FROM SAINT PETER'S UNIVERSITY
MASTERS IN ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION
ONLINE CURRENT REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY CLASS TAUGHT AT MCC
http://www.thecourseclarity.com/surveys/view/AUWZESUhlTHNlRaNVTWJVU
If your are looking for a class to take Introduction to Sociology then Professor Missal is a highly recommendable choice. He is considerably knowledgeable, understanding, and fair in all aspects of his class. Much of his course deals with external learning, going out in the real world and conducting your own experiments in order to develop your very own observations on a myriad of different projects. If your are looking for a unique class experience with a more hands on approach to its assignments then this would be a solid option.
Steve & Brenda Noble with students on a trip to the United Nations.