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A Market Solution to Teacher Shortages Raises Alarms

College of Education Students and Dean Charles R. Martinez, Jr. Reflect on What Awaits New Texas Teachers

View News By KUT Education Reporter Becky Fogel and Multimedia Producer Michael Minasi Charles R. Martinez, Jr. asked himself: What’s worse than a crisis? The…

College of Education Students and Dean Charles Martinez Reflect on What Awaits New Texas Teachers

By KUT Education Reporter Becky Fogel and Multimedia Producer Michael Minasi Charles Martinez asked himself: What’s worse than a crisis? The dean of the College of…

Grants, Awards and Achievements: August 2022

College of Education The College of Education was awarded an Educator Preparation Planning Grant from The Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) to explore innovative pathways…

Educational Psychology Alumnus Receives 2022 Outstanding Young Texas Ex Award

Dr. Colin Muething Colin Muething, Ph.D., ’16, is an assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics at Emory University School of Medicine and a psychologist…

Grumet: Austin has hired 600 new teachers. It's still not enough.

Sarah Woulfin Weighs In on the Challenge of Putting the Science of Reading Into Practice

Grants, Awards and Achievements: July 2022 Announcement

The College of Education is home to innovative, world-class faculty members and practitioners who conduct industry-leading research year-round. Our community—faculty, students and administrators—receive a wide…

College of Education Leadership Updates

Dear Colleagues, I hope this message finds you well, staying cool and enjoying your summer with friends and family. As we look ahead to the…

Faculty Grant Awards and Achievements: June 2022

The College of Education is home to world-class faculty members who are innovative teachers and conduct high-impact research year-round. Our faculty members are awarded grants…

Sarah Kate Bearman and the Role Mental Health Plays in the Gun Control Debate

College of Education 2022 Faculty and Staff Awards

On May 16, the College of Education honored long-serving and outstanding CoE faculty and staff members during an end of semester celebration. Recipients of the…

David DeMatthews: After Uvalde, Texas Must Support Mental Health in Schools and Common-sense Gun Reforms

Reflection and Caring After Uvalde

There are no words to express our collective grief. Our thoughts and prayers… and heartbroken, while genuine and deep, ring as utterly hollow and fail…

David DeMatthews: After Uvalde, Texas Must Support Mental Health in Schools and Common-sense Gun Reforms (opens in a new tab)

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