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A UVA professor is hoping a classroom simulator powered by artificial intelligence instead of human actors and coaches can give teachers in training plenty of practice.

Third grade teacher Courtney Sims has been named Culpeper County Public Schools’ District Teacher of the Year. A double-Hoo, she graduated from UVA in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in history and a Master of Teaching in elementary education.

Researchers at the University of Virginia’s School of Education and Human Development and School of Engineering and Applied Science will leverage artificial intelligence to improve the quality of...

Professor Jennings was recognized for her research on social emotional learning and teacher well-being.

A former teacher, current Ph.D. student Christopher Hu was inspired by his students to begin asking big questions about what is impacting education.

Before graduating with a Master of Teaching in mathematics this spring, Linh Luong reflected on her experience as a student in a story for UVA Advancement’s Envision magazine.

Associate Professor Frackson Mumba's work to integrate engineering design into science education was featured in the fall edition of UVA Advancement's Envision magazine.

Three new grants will fund faculty research in teacher support and coaching, early childhood education and literacy.

A UVA research study shows how elementary students, particularly those from high-poverty areas, can benefit from an innovative approach to social and emotional learning.

Judy Paulick, an associate professor in the School of Education and Human Development, builds relationships with her students just as she encourages them to build relationships with their elementary students and families.