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For Jimmy DeLoach (B.S.Ed. '82), there is a difference between being a teacher and being an educator.

Kelsey Brown finds a place in the intersection of communication disorders and theater.

But thanks to their preparation at the UGA College of Education, alumni are flipping classrooms and creating student-led lessons on a global scale.

Allison McNeece might have taken a longer path to becoming a teacher, but she's a better educator because of it.

New technologies—from social media to podcasts to teletherapy—are moving discussions about mental health into the mainstream.

Online degrees such as the BSEd in Special Education help students like Frederick Mohl increase their classroom expertise.

Developed by faculty in the Department of Kinesiology, a simple test using light waves is having a ripple effect among alumni who now use it.

Whether it's through hands-on activities or digital tools, educators are re-shaping the way classroom lessons are delivered to 21st-century students.

The program received a $100,000 intensive domestic language studies scholarship to help fund the study abroad experience of Russian Flagship students.