A literacy center is a station in a classroom, designated for a specific type of learning. In order to meet the needs of a variety of learners, educators need to know how to design and implement literacy centers in their classrooms.
Beth Whitaker received a 2023 William T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence to Beth Whitaker.
The College of Education and Human Development is proud to recognize the achievements of faculty, staff, students, and alumni who have made outstanding contributions to the College.
The project, which will partner with up to 26 rural school districts throughout Missouri, will be fully implemented by fall 2023 and will connect to the schools’ Wi-Fi servers to monitor online activity for threatening language or images.
Preparing Adults for Work and Society (PAWS) is a residential program for post-secondary students with intellectual and developmental disabilities that will promote job skills, independent living skills and social skills.
A new study has found older adults who feel positively about aging have a healthier sex life.
The opportunity to play in a postseason game may serve as a potential motivator for student athletes to remain academically eligible rather than a hindrance to academic success.
Mizzou Academy will redevelop existing training courses and create new on-demand video-based courses.
Chris Riley-Tillman has been named Dean of the MU College of Education & Human Development.
The College of Education & Human Development is pleased to welcome 15 new faculty members this fall.