Daniel Wegner in CO (Colorado)

Daniel T Wegner, age 40s, Colorado Springs, CO View Details

Locations: Colorado Springs CO, Broomfield CO, Minneapolis MN Possible Relatives: Bill George Wegner, Michelle M Wegner, Paulette E Wegner

Danielle Yvette Wagner, age 40s, Sugar Land, TX View Details

Locations: Sugar Land TX, Bristol IN, Sturgis MI Possible Relatives: David Larry Wegner, Diane E Wegner, Donna Renee Wegner

Daniel George Wegner, age 40, Parker, CO View Details

Cities: Boulder CO Possible Relatives: Carol Edmondson Wegner, Christine Nicole Morriss-ett, Colleen Rochelle Patterson

Daniel James Wegner, age 41, Gretna, NE View Details

Cities: Boulder CO Possible Relatives: Carol Edmondson Wegner, Christine Nicole Morriss-ett, Colleen Rochelle Patterson

Daniel Wegner, age 68, Florissant, CO View Details

Locations: Boulder CO Possible Relatives: Carol Edmondson Wegner, Christine Nicole Morriss-ett

Daniel William Wegener, age 61, Denver, CO View Details

Locations: Boulder CO Possible Relatives: Carol Edmondson Wegner, Christine Nicole Morriss-ett

Daniel Wagner (footballer)

Daniel Wagner is a German footballer who plays for TSV Plattenhardt.

Daniel Wagner

Daniel, Dan or Danny Wagner may refer to:Daniel Wagner (footballer), German association football goalkeeper Daniel Wagner (parathlete), Danish Paralympic athlete Daniel A. Wagner, UNESCO Chair in Learread more...ning and Literacy Daniel Wagner (actor), German actor in Die Kunst des Krieges Dan Wagner, British Internet entrepreneur Danny Wagner (1922–1997), American basketball player Danny Wagner (musician), drummer for rock band Greta Van Fleet read less...

Daniel A. Wagner

Daniel A. Wagner is the UNESCO Chair in Learning and Literacy, and Professor of Education at the University of Pennsylvania where his research specializes in learning, literacy, child development, eduread more...cational technologies, and international educational development. He is founding Director (1983) of Penn’s Literacy Research Center and the federally funded National Center on Adult Literacy (1990). In recent years, the center has become the International Literacy Institute (ILI), co-established by UNESCO and the University of Pennsylvania. Wagner is also the Director of Penn’s International Educational Development Program (IEDP) and is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association, the American Anthropological Association, and the American Educational Research Association. He is the author numerous books and articles on learning, literacy, cross-cultural research and methodologies, and is a frequent speaker at major national and international conferences across the world. He has worked as an advisor to, among others, the World Bank, UNESCO, UNICEF, USAID, and DFID. In 2012, Wagner was appointed by Hillary Clinton as a Member of the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO. In the same year, he was named UNESCO Chair in Learning and Literacy. In 2012-2014, he served as Chair of the Brookings Global Research Task Force on Learning. In 2014, he was a recipient of the UNESCO Confucius International Literacy Prize. He has maintained multi-year educational projects in India, South Africa, and Morocco.read less...