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New system helps teachers gain back valuable instruction time
Research helps teachers reclaim time lost transitioning to a new subject while increasing student focus.
NSF-funded College of Education project recognized by White House initiative
LISELL-B, a $2.6 million NSF-funded research and development project, was recently recognized by the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics.
Research by DeBray, others cited in 'American Prospect' magazine
A little-known federal program aimed at promoting school diversity ended up getting watered down at the local level, according to a study co-authored by a University of Georgia College of Education professor.
Birthday celebration and lecture focuses on creative kids, teenagers
Parents, teachers and caregivers can hear about simple ways to enhance a child's creativity at an upcoming celebration hosted by the University of Georgia College of Education.
Kinesiology study featured in US News
The study found that children's activity levels fell 50 percent between fifth and sixth grades.
Lanoue puts focus on reform efforts during State of Education conference
Clarke County's superintendent tackled school reform efforts in keynote at annual event.
Student shows dedication on and off the field
Faton Bauta, a quarterback for the University of Georgia, is no stranger to the hustle and bustle of life as a student athlete.
Professor co-edits new book; mentioned in top publications
Kathleen deMarrais, professor and department head of the department of lifelong education, administration and policy, recently co-edited a book that contains 20 insightful TFA testaments.
COE assistant professor featured on UGA's homepage
Ashley J. Harrison, an assistant professor in the Department of Educational Psychology, is currently featured on UGA's homepage for her research on autism spectrum disorders.
College alumna, leader honored by UGA program
Cara Turano (BSEd '01) is among the winners of the UGA Alumni Association's 2015 40 Under 40 list.