The need for school counselors continues to rise in Missouri and beyond. The online master’s degree in school counseling begins in August.

“Computer Science for Educators” is a way for teachers to earn DESE’s Missouri Computer Science proper qualification.

College of Education faculty, staff, outreach units and partner schools team together to print hundreds of face shields.

High school students in five Missouri high schools are already learning science that explores the coronavirus.

Activity-based learning, rather than lecture-based, enhances student creativity and learning by allowing students to use technology to develop their own original ideas.

Adrienne Skelton is the third College of Education student in five years to present research to Congress.

Researchers have found that ‘green’ school buildings can help students better understand the role that humans have in and on the environment.

Researchers say that reducing the burden of teaching experienced by so many teachers is critical to improve student success — both academically and behaviorally.

2019 was a phenomenal year for the Mizzou College of Education! Here are 52 things (+1 for extra credit) that made us proud—one for every week of the year.

Mizzou professors have have published a book that uses case studies which draw from real-life situations to illustrate and address educational challenges related to immigration.