Inside Higher Ed.com, Mar. 8 (subscription may be required)
02/06/2018
Mildred Boveda is an Assistant Professor of Special Education and Cultural and Linguistic Diversity at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. In her scholarship, she uses the term 聯intersectional competence聰 to describe teachers understanding of diversity and how students, families, and colleagues have multiple sociocultural markers that intersect in nuanced and unique ways.
01/30/2018
Educational Policy: In Schools Today - "Part 2"
01/25/2018
Educational Policy: History and Trends - "Part 1"
01/23/2018
Scenarios that are indicative of the growing disconnect between the policy makers who design the laws and the educators who must follow them.
An EHS professor and 3 local superintendents, who are also EDL doctoral students, explain why educational policy is broken and discusses ways to improve the system.
01/16/2018
On Tuesday, January 9, the College of Arts and Science and the College of Education, Health and Society hosted the fourth annual CIQS (Careers Involving Quantitative Skills) Day for 72 young women from five regional high schools
12/07/2017
It聮s a basic cultural assumption in our society, that schools are intended to help students thrive, and that they function with students聮 best interests at heart. But this assumption, especially in light of the challenges that so many schools face today, might not always hold true
09/25/2017
As education continues to evolve in light of the vast cultural changes that now sweep across most of society, some colleges of education are pursuing avenues of study that are more relevant to the lives of increasingly diverse student populations.
07/18/2017
Life across most college campuses, just as it is now across many aspects society, is changing.
And fast.
