When juniors at Mizzou step into the Tiger Reading Buddies classroom, they’re not just learning about literacy. They’re living it.
The program, part of LTC 4211 Literacy Assessment and Development…
Nearly 100 students from the University of Missouri College of Education and Human Development were recognized during December commencement ceremonies this weekend.
Grant Byrne’s authentic approach to teaching is already winning over the hearts and minds of high school students.
Researchers from Mizzou’s College of Engineering and the College of Education and Human Development gathered last week to spark new opportunities for interdisciplinary research and innovation.
Child Development Lab (CDL) celebrated its newly renovated facility and is the first in the state to receive a Quality Assurance Recognition from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Office of Childhood.
RISE-MO—Recruit, Inspire, Support the Early Childhood Profession in Missouri—is a new initiative designed to expand and strengthen Missouri’s early childhood education workforce.
Assistant professor Jamie Day and her team found that middle school science teachers who incorporated pictures into lessons helped students improve their vocabulary.
The College of Education and Human Development’s annual Philanthropy Brunch brought together scholarship recipients, faculty and donors to celebrate the life-changing impact of giving.
The Hook Center for Educational Renewal is proud to recognize educators who are shaping the future of Missouri’s schools through the Leading the Way in Missouri program.
HDFS researcher Rachel Thibodeau-Nielsen has secured a prestigious national Advancing Research Impact In Society (ARIS) Fellowship with her innovative play-based studies that engage the community and focus on foundational skills like problem-solving and collaboration.