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Texas Storytime Program, Developed by C&I Faculty, Sparks Love of Reading
May. 21, 2021

Alumna Named Senior Liaison in the Department of Education
Apr. 01, 2021
Montserrat Garibay Montserrat Garibay, B.S. ‘03, B.A. ‘04, M.Ed. ‘13, has been named the senior liaison for labor relations, Office of the Secretary at the Department of Education under the Biden Administration. “I feel that the past 17 years have been training me for this new journey. I am grateful…

Deb Kelt Addresses the Complexity of Teaching On and Offline Simultaneously
Oct. 16, 2020

Ripple Reads Partners with Keffrelyn and Anthony Brown on Teaching Racial Justice
Sep. 04, 2020

Keffrelyn Brown Discusses Teaching Antiracism to Young Students
Aug. 27, 2020

Associate Professor Jennifer Adair Provides Tips for Balanced Learning With Your Young Kids at Home
Apr. 13, 2020

Addressing Worries about Academic Impact of Online Learning Featuring Jennifer Adair
Apr. 10, 2020

College of Education Hosts Cultivating New Voices of Color 20th Anniversary Meeting
Feb. 28, 2020
For 20 years, Cultivating New Voices (CNV) has worked to build a strong community of cultural and linguistic thinkers from underrepresented minorities among teachers of English. “Community is everything. We are nothing without our community, and this is such a strong community,” says Tracey Flores, a former CNV scholar and…

Educators Mentors and Startups Collaborate on Emerging EdTech Processes at SlowPitch
Feb. 06, 2020
Many educational innovations being developed in the PK-12 educational ecosphere build upon technological advances. These original ideas to transform learning and teaching with technology often come from many sources, including educators who have taught in the classroom. Building these innovative ideas into edtech products and sharing them with schools involves…

Jennifer Adair Discusses the Impact of Project-based Learning in Schools
Jan. 23, 2020