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In this episode of the EdLab podcast, Professor Michael Kennedy shares how his projects are informed by his passion for reducing the cognitive load of teaching.

The fully online graduate certificate offers flexible, career-focused preparation for both current and aspiring college athletics professionals.

Retired professor Ann Boyce reflects on her time on the faculty at the UVA School of Education and Human Development and how teaching will always be a part of her.

Developed by education experts, the Early Childhood Education Resource Hub offers free, high-quality activities for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.

In this commentary published in Greater Good Magazine, UVA researchers share insights from two studies exploring how middle school students learn, practice, and understand empathy.

Professor Martin Block is one of only a few recipients from the United States to be honored with this award by the International Federation of Adapted Physical Activity.

The demographics of the special education teacher workforce have remained static, but the student population these educators serve is becoming more diverse.

Youth-Nex and Charlottesville City Schools’ Lugo-McGinness Academy partner to examine research questions generated by high school students.

The Special Education Research Accelerator’s randomized control trial will test the effectiveness of a fraction intervention for students with math difficulties and disabilities.

The celebrated speaker, author, school leader, and four-time alumnus of the UVA School of Education and Human Development shares his inspiration and advice for future educators.