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Program for new principals named among state's innovative programs
A report from the Governor's Office of Student Achievement has highlighted a College of Education program that helps train new principals
100 years later, Torrance's creativity still flows
Research starting from the pioneering work of the College's Dr. E. Paul Torrance continues to influence gifted and creative education today.
Award-winning partnership benefits future teachers, students, educators
Working together, the College of Education and a local school district have created a model that trains future teachers, supports current ones, and benefits students; today, it's a model used nationwide.
Class ensures fitness for everyone
Wellness program blends research, outreach to benefit all involved.
Complicating conversations about sexual assaults, white privilege
Chris Linder says she hopes to 'complicate the conversation.'
Faculty member works to create a culture of success
Community-driven research focuses on college access.
Games add a new element of fun to learning
A new approach to educational games teaches scientific thinking.
How children's eyes move across a page of text can be as influential as what they're reading
Research works to influence reading habits for student success.
Kevin Burke gives kids new tools to discuss difficult topics
His research is largely focused on the intersections of gender, sexuality, and religion in schooling.
Lab work spawns company model
Kevin McCully works with campus partners to create a tool to measure muscle health.