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Portrait of John Goff

John Goff, Ed.D.

Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor
School of Education
College of Arts and Sciences

Location

Decary Hall 149
Biddeford Campus

John Goff brings more than 28 years of experience in public education to the Âé¶¹´«Ã½â€™s Department of Education. His career has included extensive work in elementary education, teacher leadership, curriculum and assessment, and teacher preparation. He has also maintained a longstanding connection with UNE, working with pre-service teachers, and contributing to the School of Education through teaching, advisory, and professional review roles.

Dr. Goff’s teaching philosophy is grounded in the belief that strong relationships, meaningful engagement, and high expectations create the conditions for learning. He believes effective educators must be able to connect educational theory to the realities of the classroom while remaining responsive to the individual needs of their students. In working with future educators, he emphasizes reflection, practical application, and the development of both confidence and adaptability. His approach is guided by a simple principle: teaching is ultimately about people and relationships. He is excited to bring that perspective to Âé¶¹´«Ã½and to work with the next generation of educators.