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

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

Kiscaden, a two-time UVA EHD alumna and a Spanish immersion teacher at a Title 1 elementary school, was honored for her outstanding contributions as an educator.

Tanya Evans, an associate professor at the UVA School of Education and Human Development, says the notion some people are naturally bad at math doesn’t add up.

New programs in secondary education and English as a second language expand the school’s portfolio of four-year teaching degrees, offering greater flexibility for students.

Education professors Jamie Jirout and Anne Jewett were recognized with one of the University of Virginia’s highest teaching honors.

Graduates, families, and faculty gathered at Alumni Hall to celebrate the accomplishments and future impact of UVA’s newest teacher education graduates.

In this episode of the EdLab podcast, Jamie Jirout shares what she’s been uncovering about curiosity and its relationship to learning and children's experiences in school.

Pianta is being honored for his outstanding achievements in education research with the premier award from the American Educational Research Association.

Jillian McGraw shares how, if becoming a teacher is your goal, EHD has a pathway to help you reach it, regardless of where you are in your professional journey.