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Associate professor studies growing unschooling movement
Cheryl Fields-Smith was recently quoted in the Christian Science Monitor about the growing unschooling movement among African American families.
Graduate student works to preserve language diversity
While bilingualism leads to a host of cognitive benefits, Will Mira also understands the risks associated with monolingual education.
Sibling rivalry fuels research initiatives
Brother and sister pair Michael Cook and Jennifer Cook Edwards credit their success to sibling rivalry and a passion for technical education.
Professor launches new journal exploring topics in education law
The free publication is the only one of its kind to feature broader policy topics
Amazing Student: Rachel Seasholtz
When she graduates, future math teacher Rachel Seasholtz will remember “the moments that turned into cherished memories and the friends that have turned into family.”
CIS instructor receives service-learning teaching award
Gretchen Thomas has been selected to receive the 2016 Service-Learning Teaching Excellence Award to sustain and enhance her service-learning work.
Researchers work to change athletes' perception, reporting of concussions
Just days before the kickoff of Super Bowl 50, University of Georgia researchers are announcing a study addressing ways to reduce the stigma surrounding concussions, an injury so commonly associated with football.
Professor receives academic excellence award from NASPA
Laura Dean was awarded the Robert H. Shaffer Award for Academic Excellence by NASPA for her scholarly achievement and influence on graduate students.
Sophomore launches mentor program at Clarke Middle School
College of Education sophomore Mansur Buffins helps local students at Clarke Middle School feel more connected to campus.
Race between man, machines relies on our grit
Qualities of tenacity, doggedness are what separate humans from artificial intelligence, professor and Founder’s Day lecturer says.