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District honors College's research-based after-school program
June 9, 2017
The Physical Activity and Learning Program, or PALS, is among the recipients of the 2017 Impact Awards given by the school district.
Second annual Camp DIVE expands opportunities for students, teachers
May 22, 2017
About 80 Clarke County children will spend a month immersed in history, reading and STEM projects—among others—as the second year of Camp DIVE launches June 5.
College of Education faculty and alumni honored at 2017 AERA meeting
May 2, 2017
Several alumni and faculty members were recently recognized by the American Educational Research Association for their significant contributions to the field of education.
Study identifies 'key practices' that advance PDS work
May 1, 2017
One important insight that emerged from the study, according to Hall, is that the UGA and CCSD partnership is composed of sub-partnerships.
'PDS work is always changing' says school administrator
May 1, 2017
Meet Mark Tavernier, associate superintendent for instructional services and school performance.
Action research: Examining mentor teacher needs
May 1, 2017
As principal of Judia Jackson Harris Elementary, I began the process of exploring the needs of our mentor teachers as part of my doctoral research.
Annual conference for professional development schools includes 35 local educators
May 1, 2017
The 2017 National Association for Professional Development Schools conference took place March 9-11 in Washington, DC.
Math Hall and Ball provides math enrichment, acceleration
May 1, 2017
Origins of Math Hall and Ball
Math Hall and Ball was conceptualized by Tarek Grantham, professor in the department of educational psychology, when he worked as a middle school teacher and mentor program sponsor. His concern about the under-representation of African American students in advanced programs, particularly males in advanced foreign language and math classes, inspired him to create a Study Hall and Ball activity as part of the Kappa League mentoring program he directed.
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Office of School Engagement student spotlight: Melissa Baker
May 1, 2017
Melissa Baker, the 2016-17 Office of School Engagement graduate assistant, will graduate from the UGA College of Education this May with a Ph.D. in middle grades education.
2016-2017 College of Education Distinguished Alumni Awards honor 10 for their achievements
March 29, 2017
Ten COE graduates and friends were recognized for their career achievements and community leadership at the College's 12th annual Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner.