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State superintendent: Teachers need less testing, more time to teach
College’s partnership with school district among highlights of official’s tour
Workshop helps parents create their own success stories
Housed in the College of Education, the Georgia Sensory Assistance Project reaches across the state to help caregivers and schools
Love speaks at DePaul MLK event
Bettina Love gave the breakfast keynote at a Martin Luther King Day event at DePaul University in Chicago.
Making science purrfectly fun
$1.2M grant funds project that engages third-graders in health and technology
Public education advocate speaks at UGA Chapel
Anthony Cody’s talk will address national educational policies and their effects on local schools
2 professors share thoughts on Get Schooled bog
Professors Jones, Smagorinsky contribute to the AJC’s education-themed blog
Researcher's work lands on 'most influential' list
A 2013 paper has landed a University of Georgia College of Education researcher on the Council for Learning Disabilities’ list of “most influential” articles
Two alums honored by Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Last fall, two College of Education alumni were among four inductees into the Hispanic Scholarship Fund Alumni Hall of Fame: Vasti Torres and Frank Ros
Double Dog alumna wins science teacher award
Meganne Skinner, a Double Dawg graduate of the College of Education, was named the 2015 Middle School Science Teacher of Promise for Georgia by the Georgia Science Teachers Association.
Online graduate degree options keep College in top rankings
The University of Georgia College of Education continues to rank among the top 30 of the country’s best online education programs, according to the 2015 U.S. News & World Report Best Online Programs rankings released today.