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Smagorinsky: Simplistic measures strike out in both baseball and teaching
University of Georgia Distinguished Research Professor Peter Smagorinsky explains how judging winning performances in both professions defies conventional measures and simplistic approaches in an October 28 *Atlanta Journal Constitution* op-ed essay.
UGA study on exercise raising kids' cognition cited on Philly.com
A UGA study showing that exercise increased cognition in children is cited in an October 26 *Philadelphia Inquirer* story titled, "Exercise is good for children's brains, too."
$1.3M grant will train more school counselors
2 College of Education faculty members lead project to recruit and train students in school counseling throughout Northeast Georgia's K-12 schools.
A place where learning is play
The Awesome Clubhouse @ La Escuelita serves local kids and College of Education students
A study in movement—and a big move
Kinesiology doctoral graduate lands faculty position in Ireland
2014 kinesiology faculty publications
Publications in 2014 with contributions from faculty in the Department of Kinesiology.
Master's program in secondary education gets top marks
The University of Georgia's master's degree programs in secondary education are ranked best in the nation in Graduateprograms.com's Fall 2014 Graduate Program rankings.
Johnson named Academy of Leisure Sciences Fellow
College of Education professor Corey W. Johnson has been named a 2014 Fellow in the Academy of Leisure Sciences. It is the highest honor in the field.