Center for STEM Education Collaborates with Tech Industry and TX Congressman to Train Teachers in Computer Science
Active Learning Strategies In Supervision May Improve Effectiveness of Mental Health Treatment Protocols for Youth
Sarah Kate Bearman co-authors a study highlighting the need for effective supervision practices for those who provide mental health services to youth.
The Icing on the Cake
Kinesiology and Health Education alumna Ellie Noack ’53, ’59 reminisces on a pioneering career as a physical education leader
Five Tips to Curb Food Advertising’s Affect on Kids’ Health
See what KHE Associate Professor Keryn Pasch's research into food and drink marketing aimed at children has to say.
A Perfect Combination
When 2-year-old Marie* (a pseudonym for the child) came to Building BLOCS, the only word she could say was ‘pop.’
Water, Water Everywhere
Classrooms at Houston Elementary in the Austin Independent School District (AISD) were brimming with eager third graders who were excited to read, write, and report about all things related to water.
Paul Cruz on Leading a Large Urban District
When Paul Cruz was growing up, the South Texas native was encouraged by his family to pursue higher education.
College of Education Associate Professor’s New Book Addresses the ‘At-Risk’ Label
A new book by Keffrelyn Brown tackles the “at-risk” label
Educational Psychology Professor Reviews Three Books on China’s Only Children
Educational Psychology Professor Toni Falbo’s review of three books about China’s only children was published in the Times Literary Supplement in September
The College of Education Welcomes Three New Faculty Members
Meet Nathan Clemens, Christian Doabler, and Sepehr Vakil and learn a bit about their research interests and what brought them to The University of Texas at Austin.
Influencing Education Policy
A University of Texas College of Education Ph.D. student reflects on his summer internship at the U.S. Department of Education.