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For the first time post-pandemic, a core part of UVA’s Administration and Supervision program – the annual in-person summer residency – was back in full swing in June.
Pursuing an M.Ed. in Social Foundations from UVA allowed Paria to explore her interest in education with faculty and courses that challenged her to think creatively and critically. Now, she is set to graduate and begin a teaching career.
Professor Rimm-Kaufman offers insights into how teachers and leaders can work together to effectively implement longstanding SEL practices in their schools.
New evidence from UVA researchers suggests that focusing on building students’ general knowledge about the world could significantly boost reading scores and narrow achievement gaps.
This new funding will allow UVA researchers to expand their efforts to strengthen school mental health services in nine high-need areas of Virginia.
With twenty years of experience studying how mindfulness can transform classrooms, UVA education professor Tish Jennings is expanding her focus in the next phase of her research.
After graduating from UVA with her M.Ed., Alexis Prijoles landed a job as a research engineer at NWEA. Here, she shares her experience in the program and her advice for anyone considering a career in education research.
UVA School of Education and Human Development’s educator preparation programs have earned national accreditation by demonstrating excellence in the areas of content and pedagogy, clinical partnerships and practice, candidate recruitment, progression and support, program impact and quality assurance, and continuous improvement from the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
New fellowship program recognizes fifteen ‘rising star’ faculty members, including Rachel Wahl, an associate professor at the UVA School of Education and Human Development.
A UVA expert discusses the U.S. Surgeon General’s concerns and offers advice on social media use.